The DJ booth’s 30mm-thick, clear acrylic shelves were held in place with super-thin, 9mm polished stainless steel profiles. “I think the jointer and team nearly lost their minds because we wanted acrylic with polished stainless steel and blackened steel supports,” Chan said. Behind the booth, a new powder room is finished with a stainless steel ceiling and walls of sparkling Metallicus stone.
These are unusual finishes for a home. The owner told Chan to “go wild with unconventional materials”, enabling the spaces to feel differentiated yet seamlessly woven into the building’s historic shell. Likewise, furniture in the lounge was upholstered with velvet, mohair and suede. Underfoot, a burgundy carpet softens the teak floor. “It’s one of the owner’s favourite colours – the colour of wine,” Chan said.
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