The two-bedroom apartment is on the top floor of a 1940s duplex and features three-metre-high ceilings.
“Changing the walls from stark white to deep green created a moodier feeling in the space,” says Ben Elliott . The velvet chairs are by Molmic Furniture.A two-bedroom apartment on the top floor of a 1940s duplex in Melbourne’s inner south-east. It has original ornate plaster features and three-metre-high ceilings.Ben Elliott, head of the science faculty at a secondary school, and Andrew Ung, a luxury retail manager, with dogs Taiko and Hibiki and cat Indah.
A glazed ceramic by Vipoo Srivilasa and cactus sculpture from Nyary Store are favourites. “We choose things we will love forever, not to just fill a space,” says Ung.“Peter Nyary created this incredible corner cabinet for us,” says Ung. “It accentuates the high ceilings and provides storage for our ever-expanding shoe collection“The study is packed with treasures, such as the Italian sideboard and the Rona Green animal portraits,” says Elliott. The mushroom sculpture is by Aimee Pradel.
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