Located in Woolloomooloo Where the Light Falls is a transformation of a late-90s apartment into a calm, tonal sanctuary—where architecture recedes and texture, light, and time-worn pieces quietly tell the story. Framed by golden views to Sydney Harbour and St Mary’s Cathedral, the space finds its strength in restraint. It is minimal, yet layered. Modern, yet timeless.

The palette is deliberately softened: sandblasted limestone, whitewashed oak floors under foot, and walls finished in lime wash that blur the line between structure and atmosphere. The entire space is bathed in warm northwest light, creating a continuous wash of tone and stillness—almost as though the light itself were part of the material palette.

This home is not designed to impress, but to transport. It invites pause. It honours natural imperfection. It collects memory, not trends. And above all, it is a place where the light falls—and where calm begins.

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This project is currently under construction.