The design for the two interconnected serviced apartments will each feature 1 bedroom, a bathroom, kitchenette, a dining area for four, a Japanese garden and yoga balcony, a study nook with a captivating window view, and a welcoming living room. The design theme is inspired by the harmonious blend of Japandi and Wabi Sabi aesthetics, promoting simplicity, tranquillity, and connection. A shoji door system serves as the pivotal element to facilitate connectivity between the two apartments to accommodate families and friends.

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Apartment C & D

1. Bedroom: The bed is positioned to face the window, offering a captivating view of the Sydney Harbour, thanks to its angled orientation.

2. Bathroom: The bathroom sink is uniquely styled to cater the difference between the two apartments. 

3. Kitchenette: Design a compact yet functional kitchenette with essentials.

4. Dining Area: Create a dining space within in the kitchen to allow more connection. Preparing the meal and then taking a few steps to the dining chairs preserves the warmth of the food.

5. Japanese Garden & Yoga Balcony: A serene outdoor area for relaxation and yoga practice. Next to a beautiful Japanese style pond.

6. Study Nook: A peaceful area for work or reflection with an inspiring window view.

7. Living Room: Design a comfortable and inviting space for relaxation and socializing, with the choice of being able to open to combine to two apartments. Thus allows the invitation to open space.

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Shoji Door System:

• The shoji door, inspired by Japanese design, connects the two apartments and can be opened like a sliding door.

• The door serves to enhance connectivity between the apartments, enabling residents to interact and share the space as needed.

• The shoji door is a key feature, facilitating flexibility and communal living, ultimately enhancing the guest experience.