Darling Point Duplex / Madeleine Blanchfield Architects
Darling Point Apartment involved reworking a top floor apartment and adding a new rooftop pavilion. The existing red brick building 60’s building retains a sense of its character internally.
At Madeleine Blanchfield Architects we love design and are especially passionate about houses.
We are a studio of 8 architects and interior designers based in Paddington since 2009. Prior to starting her own practice, Madeleine was Associate Director at one of Sydney’s leading architecture and interior design firms for almost 10 years.
Our work is bespoke and carefully crafted. The goal is always to deliver beautiful, elegant and timeless spaces. Our architecture has integrity and depth. We work hard to resolve complex design issues and achieve a result that has clarity and is unencumbered. Through cohesive landscapes and interiors we bring warmth and joy to each space.
We want to deliver your entire home, from conception to completion, and to work with you in a collaborative way to draw out the unique and personal traits that make a house a home. We get to know you through a project and love to source furniture and elements to finish off the design.
LOCATION: Paddington, Australia
LEARN MORE: madeleineblanchfield.com
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