Who sad that modern and glamorous interior should be cold? While redesigning this apartment in Mission Point, Stanic Harding made it not just glamorous but also warm and comfy. The kitchen-dining space of the apartment is combined with living-entry zone to clearly separate public areas from private. Two bedrooms are so well connected to natural light and the Harbour view outside that they looks even bigger in size than they are. The main wall of the public area was clad in full height mirror panels while the study space was raised above the main floor level and defined by a different floor finish. A dark timber veneer wall unit forms the edge of the living space and presents as a series of solid engaged columns that house audio visual equipment, cds, dvds, etc. A sliding screen that forms part of the unit’s composition when closed hides the plasma screen. That all made the area look very unusual and overall impression from the apartment become quite glamorous. [Stanic Harding]