Fleming House Apartment

01 — The Brief

From Empty Shell
to Warm, Considered Home

Fleming House starts with real advantages — generous daylight, Juliet-balcony French doors, clean walls and a practical open-plan kitchen. What it lacks is everything soft: an empty shell of magnolia walls, bare laminate and brown carpet. The concept keeps every fitted element exactly where it is — the kitchen units, the metro-tile splashback, even the pleated pendant shades — and layers a complete warm-minimal scheme over the top: pale oak and bouclé furniture, a terrazzo-topped breakfast bar, linen bedding, brass and amber-glass lighting, and greenery in every room.

"The apartment already has the light. The design just gives it something warm for that light to land on."

Design Pillars

One Continuous Palette

Ivory, oat and taupe flowing through every room, so the apartment reads as one home

Texture Over Colour

Bouclé, linen, terrazzo and wool doing the work that bold colour usually would

Pale Timber Throughout

Light oak furniture that lifts the existing doors and flooring instead of fighting them

Warm Points of Light

Brass, amber glass and layered lamps to soften the flat ceiling lighting

Keep What Works

Kitchen, tiling and joinery all retained — the budget goes on what you see and touch

Fleming House Apartment

From Empty Shell
to Warm, Considered Home

02 — Palette & Materials

03 — 5 Spaces, One Story

Let's design your next space.

Fleming House Apartment

From Empty Shellto Warm, Considered Home

02 — Palette & Materials

03 — 5 Spaces, One Story

Let's design your next space.

From Empty Shell
to Warm, Considered Home