The heart of every day
The kitchen sits at the heart of every Orleton residence, designed as much for the pleasure of gathering as for the craft of cooking.
Here, the same considered materiality flows through the kitchen; natural stone and warm timber tones meeting in a space that feels generous, calm and quietly luxurious. It is a kitchen made to be lived in, the place where the day begins and the evening settles.
A generous butler’s pantry carries the work behind the scenes, housing the fridge and the full Miele appliance stack so the main kitchen is left uninterrupted. The result is an expansive preparation space rarely found in apartment living, and room enough to let the natural stone splashback and benches take centre stage.
Every element is placed with intent, so beauty and function are never asked to compete.
Every single apartment opens up to a view, from the moment you enter your front door you look through to engage with the facade and light.
George Geagea
Executive Director, Traders In Purple
Beautifully simple, simply beautiful
Select corner residences open on two sides, dissolving the line between inside and out, drawing light deep into the living room and creating a true sense of indoor and outdoor living. Expansive glazing maximises natural light, so every residence engages directly with its views from the moment of entry, across the river, the city, and the timber and tin of Highgate Hill.
Designed to feel as good as they look, the bathrooms at Orleton trade fuss for intention: considered materials, quiet symmetry, and a sense of spaciousness delivered via seamlessly integrated storage. Each luxurious ensuite features double vanities, hand-crafted feature lighting and premium Villeroy & Boch tapware.
The layout of each apartment is a considered point of difference, generously spaced and resolved, with abundant storage and a thoughtfully designed entry that enhances both the arrival experience and everyday living. Open plan kitchen, living and dining areas flow as one and extend naturally onto generous balconies.
