Beverly Hill Dual Occupancy:

Brick and Grain

A pale brick upper storey sits above a charcoal base at Beverly Hill Dual Occupancy. A pair of slender vertical windows breaks the horizontal emphasis, with wider openings to either side. Dark frames and boundary fencing repeat the deeper tone, punctuated by the warm colour of the entrance and garage doors.

Inside, the kitchens offer two variations on a shared palette. One pairs light woodgrain cabinetry with a charcoal surround; the other sets richer brown finishes against white. Pale veined benchtops turn down at the island ends, retaining the woodgrain fronts beneath. Black geometric pendants repeat above both kitchens.

The bathrooms carry these contrasts into a more closely patterned setting, with veined walls and floors, woodgrain vanities and black fittings. Elsewhere, the detailing becomes quieter. At the stair, a thin line of warm light follows the wall around the turn, drawing attention to the corner above the treads.