Anderson Residence transforms a dark 1960s townhouse into a light-filled and luxurious home. The renovation thoughtfully enhances the circulation of natural light throughout the interior. The open floor plan frames long views across the compact site, while a refined material palette balances warmth and minimalism.

Strategic design interventions improve both the quality and scale of the interior. A new glazed stairwell wall connects spatial volumes and creates a natural light well from the first-floor skylight. As a result, the centre of the home is bright and welcoming. Operable windows encourage cross ventilation, reducing reliance on air conditioning and supporting long-term sustainability.

Warm oak flooring runs throughout the home and complements minimal white joinery, black metal accents, and full-height bronze mirrored walls. Bathrooms are finished in warm, natural stone. In the ensuite, an inset bath is shrouded in figured marble, creating a tranquil space for relaxation.

This Anderson Residence renovation demonstrates how careful design can maximize light, enhance spatial flow, and combine luxury with sustainable living. The home balances elegance, functionality, and enduring material quality.