
Albert Park Terrace
A heritage Albert Park terrace transformed with industrial warmth, European spirit and a rooftop garden overlooking the pool.
Location: Albert Park
Completed: 2018
A heritage terrace reimagined for modern entertaining.
This home began as a classic Albert Park terrace with a heritage façade and a compact footprint. The clients were passionate entertainers and wanted a home that felt warm, atmospheric and alive — a place where the kitchen could function like a bar and the rear of the home could open into a New‑York‑style industrial loft.
Industrial warmth, crafted with intention.
We leaned into a palette of recycled timber, highly polished brass and reclaimed red brick — materials with history, texture and soul. Together, they created a warm, luxurious interior that feels both grounded and elevated. The kitchen became the heart of the home: intimate, moody and designed for gatherings that stretch long into the night.
Light where you least expect it.
One of the most surprising moments in the home is the enclosed bathroom, where natural light filters down through the upper level. This quiet architectural move brings softness and calm into a space that would traditionally be dark, adding to the home’s sense of retreat.
A rooftop garden with a European spirit.
At the top of the home, a rooftop garden overlooks the pool — a rare luxury in a terrace footprint. Up here, surrounded by greenery and warm materials, the clients often say it feels like they’ve been transported somewhere else entirely: Paris, Rome, New York… anywhere but Melbourne.
A timeless design that transcends place.
Albert Park Terrace is a home of contrasts — heritage and industrial, intimate and expansive, grounded and elevated. It’s a terrace that feels worldly, warm and enduring, shaped with materials that age beautifully and a design that will remain timeless for decades to come.









“From the outset, working with Blu Seven felt calm, clear and genuinely collaborative. Marc helped refine our brief and improve the design at every stage — a completely different experience from our previous build.”
— Susan & Tony Shadforth