2 rooms flat of 112 m² in Bournemouth

A Chamberlayne Road apartment fine-tuned by architectural and design studio Newman Zieglmeier. Arranged over two floors, contemporary finesse and a considered eye for detail come to the fore. The L-shaped reception room and kitchen sets the tone. An impressive space tied together by bespoke joinery, hardwood floors and a grey Farrow & Ball colour palette, its double aspect outlook ensures a steady stream of natural light throughout the day. Delineating the seating area from the kitchen, a white honed quartz island and breakfast bar is illuminated by a trio of orb pendants. The culinary line-up is just as sharp: think lava stone grill and warming drawer, a Neff oven and hob, integrated Miele appliances and a boiling water tap. A mirrored splashback accentuates the feeling of depth and proportion while LED baffled downlights reduce any glare to create an ambient environment. Tucked just around the corner, a Heal’s dining table seats eight, accompanied with an atmospheric light-fitting by Tobius Grau, making this an ideal space for entertaining. Completing the room, there’s also a large L-shaped sofa, a Panasonic TV with Sky Q and custom-made bench storage that doubles as both a bar and a place to display record collections. A southwest-facing bedroom with a calming persuasion is also found on this floor – all soft duck egg blue, featuring a double bunk bed. It’s served by a striking bathroom finished with large format black tiles, Hansgrohe brassware and a double waterfall shower. Underfloor heating in the bathroom ensures maximum comfort. The third floor is devoted to the impressive principal bedroom that’s awash with natural light. Tracing the apex of the roof, a huge triangular gable window frames the cityscape below. Skylights on opposite sides of the room dial up the brightness further. The freestanding bathtub and underfloor heating add to the sense of luxury – as does access to the scenic roof terrace. Step out to a large, decked space ideal for al fresco dining (note the outdoor furniture by Habitat), with box hedging and a herb garden lending a leafy edge.