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The Alpine Project

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The Alpine Project is a study in natural elegance and modern sophistication, a home that embodies timeless beauty through restraint and refinement. A seamless composition of organic textures, warm timber accents and sculpted light, it exudes a quiet opulence designed for those who seek both grandeur and tranquillity. Inspired by alpine landscapes where clouds meet the summit, the design captures the serenity of high altitudes and the stillness of vast horizons. This sense of elevation continues within, where every space feels luminous, expansive and grounded in calm. Set within Australia’s oldest garden suburb, the project redefines contemporary luxury through an airy and balanced aesthetic. Gentle curves soften the architecture, guiding light and movement while creating subtle illusions of volume and depth. Transforming a 600 square metre residence surrounded by neighbouring homes, the design achieves a sense of openness and retreat. The result is an interior that feels timeless and composed — a sanctuary that evokes the quiet stillness of being among the clouds.

The Alpine Project is a study in natural elegance and modern sophistication, a home that embodies timeless beauty through restraint and refinement. Read more

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Ambit Curator
Jason Romeo

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A sanctuary of stillness and sophistication, inspired by alpine serenity.

Inspired by alpine landscapes where clouds meet the summit, the design captures the serenity of high altitudes and the stillness of vast horizons. This sense of elevation continues within, where every space feels luminous, expansive and grounded in calm.

Set within Australia’s oldest garden suburb, the project redefines contemporary luxury through an airy and balanced aesthetic. Gentle curves soften the architecture, guiding light and movement while creating subtle illusions of volume and depth.

Transforming a 600 square metre residence surrounded by neighbouring homes, the design achieves a sense of openness and retreat. The result is an interior that feels timeless and composed — a sanctuary that evokes the quiet stillness of being among the clouds.

Completed: 2024
Price range: $1m - $2m
Building style: Contemporary

1291h 20m

A central Alpine quartz stone wall anchors the design, complemented by a Carrara marble splashback and Gaggenau appliances. The adjoining wine bar framed by gentle curves creates a sense of refinement, balanced by travertine floors, white quartz pavers and marble enclaves. Details such as brushed brass tapware, green silk marble benchtops, and the Nood concrete pedestal bring character and intimacy, while textile lined robes and curved mirrors add a quiet elegance throughout.

Nuanced textures and refined detailing shape this kitchen, where natural timber grains form the soul of the cabinetry and materials meet in quiet conversation. An Alpine quartz stone wall anchors the space, paired with a Carrara marble splashback and Gaggenau appliances. Nearby, a sculpted wine bar framed by gentle curves introduces a moment of grace, while travertine floors, white quartz pavers and brushed brass accents echo a warmth that feels both grounded and luminous.

Project team

Angela Chang

Director, Founder & Principal Designer

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“We engaged Angela to design and reorganise the spaces of our major renovation project. Angela have provided practical solutions and design inputs for us, and her skilful presentations helped us visualise the outcome. Angela is also not afraid of thinking outside the box and cleverly challenged us with her ideas. We have often been surprised by her well thought through suggestions. Angela understood our brief well and provided design solutions that adhered to our budget. We highly recommend Angela to anyone who is looking for personable and all-rounded interior designer.”

Michael Ltest