Rock Salt Apartment
Architecture Residential Australia
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1. 'Painting Concerning Skin' by Morgan Stokes from Curatorial and Co. Yen Qin 'Yin Open' vessel from Craft Victoria Remnant side table by Marlo Lyda from Spence and Lyda Bowl from Orient House 8256 px 6192 px 12 MB A3 print |
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2. Togrul Dining Table by Tacchini from Stylecraft Ixia Vase LRG by Hattie Molloy De La Espada Shaker chair in walnut from Spence and Lyda 5937 px 7916 px 16 MB A3 print |
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3. Credits as per other images 6192 px 8256 px 3 MB A3 print |
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4. Parmigiano Reggiano print by Traianos Pakioufakis Nim Dune coffee table by Pinch London from Spence and Lyda E15 Backenzahn Stool from Living Edge Bowl from Orient House Bowl by David Collins from Planet 8256 px 6192 px 13 MB A3 print |
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5. Credits as per other images 6192 px 8256 px 13 MB A3 print |
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6. Green vase from Orient House 'I Remember' by Morgan Stokes from Curatorial and Co. Low Chair from Orient House 6192 px 8256 px 13 MB A3 print |
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7. Togrul Dining Table by Tacchini from Stylecraft Ixia Vase LRG by Hattie Molloy De La Espada Shaker chair in walnut from Spence and Lyda De La Espada Vega 8 chair in ash timber from Spence and Lyda 6192 px 8256 px 18 MB A3 print |
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8. Credits as per other images 8256 px 6192 px 17 MB A3 print |
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9. Vintage stool from Secondi Table lamp from Orient House 6192 px 8256 px 19 MB A3 print |
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10. Credits as per other images 6192 px 8256 px 17 MB A3 print |
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11. Ceramic Bowl from Ventifact Studio Vintage Urn from Orient House 6192 px 8256 px 17 MB A3 print |
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12. Hand and bath towel by Society Limonta from Ondene Double Bay Ort low stool by Pinch London from Spence and Lyda 6192 px 8256 px 19 MB A3 print |
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13. 'I Remember' by Morgan Stokes from Curatorial and Co. Misc small black and white 11/11 prints by Traianos Pakioufakis Plum table lamp by Pinch London from Spence and Lyda Ceramic Bowl by Aaron Crothers 6192 px 8256 px 18 MB A3 print |
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14. Clinton Weaver 8256 px 6192 px 12 MB A3 print |
Description
Rock Salt Apartment is a refined coastal retreat that balances luxury with compact living. Designed to maximise both functionality and beauty, the space is carefully curated with natural materials, custom joinery, and seamless detailing. Inspired by its coastal setting, the palette is warm and textural, featuring natural stone, timber, and soft neutrals to create a sense of calm and sophistication.
Despite its small footprint, the apartment feels spacious and considered. Intelligent storage solutions and a restrained material selection ensure cohesion, while handcrafted details add depth and character. Every design choice is intentional, focusing on quality over excess to create a home that feels both effortless and enduring.
Rather than taking a literal approach to its coastal surroundings, Rock Salt Apartment captures the essence of relaxed, refined living. Light-filled and thoughtfully composed, it offers a quiet retreat from the everyday - where every element works together to enhance comfort, functionality, and timeless elegance.
Questions and Answers
What role do materials play in the design?
Materials were chosen for their warmth, texture, and timeless appeal. Natural stone, timber, and soft neutrals set the foundation, creating a space that feels grounded and enduring. These elements are layered with fine detailing and handcrafted finishes to bring depth and tactility, ensuring that even in a compact footprint, the apartment feels rich in character and experience.
How does the design reflect its coastal location?
The interiors subtly reference the surrounding landscape through a palette of natural hues and organic textures. Rather than taking a literal approach, the design embraces the relaxed elegance of coastal living—light-filled, effortless, and refined. The result is a home that feels connected to its environment while maintaining a timeless, understated luxury.
What was the vision for Rock Salt Apartment?
The goal was to transform a compact apartment into a refined, highly functional space that feels warm and inviting. Inspired by its coastal setting, the design embraces natural materials and soft textures to create a sense of calm. Every element was carefully considered to enhance liveability, proving that luxury isn’t about excess but about thoughtful design and quality craftsmanship.
How did you approach the challenge of space constraints?
Maximising functionality without compromising on beauty was key. Custom joinery was designed to provide seamless storage and flexibility, keeping the space uncluttered. A restrained material palette and carefully curated details ensure cohesion, allowing the apartment to feel spacious and considered. By focusing on intelligent design rather than adding more, we created a home that feels both generous and effortless.
Details
| Project size | 55 m2 |
| Completion date | 2024 |
| Building levels | 1 |
Project team
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Together Design Studio | Architect & Interior Designer |
| Clinton Weaver | Photographer | |
| Atelier Lab | Stylist |