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The Vodka Project

The Vodka Project

An avid collector's wine takes centre stage in this apartment, featuring his vast collection of unique alcoholic bottles, becoming the main feature of this three-bedroom apartment.

The Vodka Project – View from the kitchen towards the living area, where an open-plan layout, timber finishes and the display volume create a clear visual axis through the home.
The Vodka Project – Framed view towards the kitchen and entrance, showing the open island counter and the apartment’s restrained material palette.
The Vodka Project – Framed view towards the kitchen and entrance, showing the open island counter and the apartment’s restrained material palette.
The Vodka Project – Kitchen island detail with bar stools, highlighting the contrast between the stone counter, timber finishes and dark kitchen backdrop.
The Vodka Project – Detail of the stone countertop edge and bar stool, emphasising the project’s clean lines and material contrast.
The Vodka Project – Integrated display shelves and low cabinetry beside the kitchen, extending the apartment’s storage and exhibition system.
The Vodka Project – Kitchen detail featuring dark cabinetry, concealed task lighting and a framed view towards the bottle display volume beyond.
The Vodka Project – Living area organised around a full-height glass display cabinet, conceived as a continuous volume that extends towards the master bedroom.
The Vodka Project – Bottle display cabinet featuring slim metal-framed glass doors and adjustable shelving for the owner’s collection.
The Vodka Project – Display niche detail combining brushed metal surfaces with open shelving for selected bottles and objects.
The Vodka Project – Master bedroom entrance framed by the continuous timber storage volume, with a recessed nook marking the transition into the sleeping area.
The Vodka Project – Master bedroom with a king-sized bed, full-height dark wardrobes and concealed lighting washing across th
The Vodka Project – Master bedroom with a king-sized bed, full-height dark wardrobes and concealed lighting washing across the curtain backdrop.
The Vodka Project – Master bedroom featuring warm timber wall panels, a wall-mounted television and layered ambient lighting.
The Vodka Project – Framed view from the master bedroom towards the adjoining circulation space, reinforcing the layered transition through the suite.
The Vodka Project – Floor lamp detail casting a focused pool of light against the timber-lined bedroom wall.
The Vodka Project – View across the master bedroom towards the timber media wall and doorway, with concealed lighting creating a calm evening atmosphere.
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