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Perfect Storm
Killing Matt Woods
Camperdown, NSW, Australia

Photography Kat Lu
Words James Lyall Smith
The Clients, Who Work In Design Related Disciplines, Sought To Shed Their Home Of Unimportant Accumulation And Create A Space Free Of Clut
All Interior Elements Have Been Created As “raw And Extruded Concrete Monoliths
As Seen In The Fluted Kitchen Joinery, Curved Ceiling Forms An D The Cement Rendered Bathroom
Brass Accents And Statement Lighting. The Furniture Selection Features Geometric Forms And A Muted Palette, Underscoring The Overall Conce
Conceived Of As A “concrete Bunker”, The Shell Of The Apartment Has Been Informed By The Designer’s Penchant For Brutalist Architecture.
Extruded Geometries And Moody Tones Result In A Minimalist And Precise Interior.
For A Couple Seeking A Minimalist Lifestyle With An Interior To Match
Geometric Interior And A Celebration Of The Neighbourhood’s Industrial Heritage
Inspired By Brutalism And The Local Warehouse Vernacular
The West Facing Open Plan Apartment Features A Custom Kitchen And A Mezzanine Bedroom Which Overlooks The Living Room Space And Small Terr
The Loft Is Flooded With Light From A Full Height, Glazed Wall, Counterbalancing The Interior Mood
The Principal Intent Was The Creation Of A Pared Back
The Project Brief Called For The Re Design Of An Inner City Warehouse Conversion In Camperdown
Which Is Intentionally Dark And Brooding
And Rejection Of Ornamentation, This Camperdown Apartment For Two Design Professionals Was Conceived Of As An Intimate, Yet Utilitarian En
Dubbed “the Concrete Bunker” For Its Deliberate Use Of Rendered Finishes
A Homely “mid Century” Touch Has Been Introduced In The Form Of Film Faced Plywood And American Oak Joinery
All Interior Elements Have Been Created As “raw And Extruded Concrete Monoliths
As Seen In The Fluted Kitchen Joinery, Curved Ceiling Forms An D The Cement Rendered Bathroom
Brass Accents And Statement Lighting. The Furniture Selection Features Geometric Forms And A Muted Palette, Underscoring The Overall Conce
Conceived Of As A “concrete Bunker”, The Shell Of The Apartment Has Been Informed By The Designer’s Penchant For Brutalist Architecture.
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Perfect Storm
Killing Matt Woods
Camperdown, NSW, Australia

Photography Kat Lu
Words James Lyall Smith
Project Specification
Project Name: Perfect Storm
Project Type:
Location: Camperdown, NSW, Australia
Project Year: 2018 ,
Photographer: Kat Lu
Project Team: Matt Woods ,
Interior Designers: Killing Matt Woods ,
Project Type: Residential ,
Styling: Madeline Macfarlane ,
Published 9 April, 2019
Photography  Kat Lu

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