Bloom Apartments are set to spring up in Carnegie, offering residents a life of luxury and convenience. Developer Conrock and architect Clarke Hopkins Clarke are the brains behind this unique design, which is sure to stand out on the streetscape and impress passersby.

Mirroring the essence of its neighbourhood, Bloom offers a blend of contemporary style and elegance, with textures and tones taken from a broad range of palettes. Comprising 117 residences spread across six floors, the building’s facade is characterised by contrasting dark and light elements. Sandwiched between rows of bold ochre materials is the building’s middle section, which showcases vertical crisp lines, white obelisks, and large glass panes.

The customisable one, two, and three-bedroom residences reflect exceptional design skills and a meticulous attention to detail. Prepare to be wowed when you discover the secluded internal communal garden and lush courtyards -- you’ll want to make yourself at home immediately!

<h2>Specialist design to match the outdoor surroundings</h2>

Upon entering the apartments you’ll feel the warmth delivered by the generous open spaces, soaked in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. Continue to be amazed as you lay your eyes on the spacious private balconies and courtyards that spill out from the living areas, providing a perfect spot for outdoor entertaining or solitary introspection.

Pale timber flooring flows through dining areas, while a classic palette creates a sleek finish on which to layer your own styling and accentuation. Indulge in the elegant functionality of the kitchen, featuring high-end Bosch appliances and satin white joinery, along with striking light grey marble benchtops and splashbacks. The crowning feature is the central island bench with waterfall detail. With matte black tapware, recessed lighting, and an abundance of storage space, the kitchen will make you want to put your culinary skills to good use straight away!

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