By Nathalie Scipioni Architects
The Darling Point apartment began with the amalgamation of two smaller apartments, both of which were outdated and failed to take advantage of the surrounding view. The result was a light filled apartment with 270 degree views of the harbour, two bedrooms, two studies and three bathrooms with a generous open plan living area.
The bold design is a reflection of the owners striking art and furniture collection. The living area is neutral with splashes of colour to link the art and furniture to the architecture. The bathrooms and dressing rooms incorporate a palette of blue and green that are influenced by the views of the harbour.
Internationally trained and experienced in architecture, interior design and heritage restoration, we combine contemporary European influences with a restorer’s eye for detail, story, flow and possibility. You’ll be amazed by what we can do for light, space and living, delivering incredible results for every budget.
Nathalie has an internationally-honed understanding of structure, space and orientation that she brings to designing the exteriors and interiors of homes, restaurants, hotels or offices. She studied architecture for nine years, completing a Doctor of Architecture in Florence at Universita degli Studi di Firenze followed by post-graduate studies in heritage architecture at the specialist École de Chaillot in Paris.
Over the last 20 years, she has worked on architecture and heritage restoration projects in France, Italy and Australia. In Paris, she was a heritage architect responsible for the completion of restoration projects, including site supervision and project management of listed Heritage monuments in the Nancy and Paris areas.
Nathalie relocated to Sydney and founded NSStudio in 2007. She maintains constant contact with developments in Europe, travelling annually to the world’s most forward-looking trade shows to bring back concepts, materials and products that ensure her designs continue to be far ahead of local trends.