Small luxuries

This minimalist apartment renovation near Brisbane's waterfront provides the efficiency of small-space living with some classy touches.

Rebecca Krispin

AT A GLANCE - 35m2 apartment renovated and modernised - Minimal layout changes focus on creating a sense of spaciousness - Cabinetry wall does triple duty as a work, rest and play space Andrew and Luana moved to Queensland from Sydney with a bunch of friends for a better lifestyle during the Covid pandemic, and loved it so much they never went back. After the lockdowns ended, the couple bought a one-bedroom apartment in an art deco block in Brisbane's trendy New Farm to set up their home base. The location is fabulous, carefully selected for car-free living and within walking distance of cafes, the city and the Brisbane Riverwalk. And despite its small size – just 35 square metres – the apartment had what they describe as “good bones”, including high…

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