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    pink pied-à-terre

    Mar 07, 2018 3 minutes
    practice—Catseye Bay | project—Blushing Pink/Emerald Green | location—Surry Hills, Sydney, Australia | text—Adrienne Hughes | photography—Kat Lu

    At 34 square metres, position is everything. Right on Taylor Square, the studio is light filled and, while there is more of a vista out towards Bondi than a view, the studio’s large façade windows provide full engagement with the bustle of the intersection. It’s the perfect spot for a pied-à-terre.

    Fully embracing place, the apartment has an intimate relationship with the dazzling

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