Tate - 200 Cotham Road, Kew

Maple - 121 Power Street, Hawthorn

Luton Lane - 8 Luton Lane, Hawthorn

<ul>
	<li>The thoughtful design of the exteriors and interiors.</li>
	<li>Surrounded by nature.</li>
	<li>Offering large spaces, perfect for families.</li>
</ul>

Fenwick grows atop one of the city&rsquo;s highest points, nestled within a scene of lush green canopies overlooking a backdrop of a glistening river and rambling treescapes in the suburb of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/kew-vic">Kew</a>, just 6 kilometres from the Melbourne CBD.

The homes are the next generation of iconic design with carefully crafted interiors, exteriors and surrounding landscape to pay homage to the community&rsquo;s rich lineage of architectural mastery.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/edition-office">Edition Office</a> creates an experience of home living that transcends form and function with sculpted buildings that sink perfectly into their landscape and subtle integration of copper screening against volumes of concrete, curved into nature.

Flack Studio&rsquo;s interiors are effortless in the way they connect to their exterior, distinguished by a canvas of plush, texturally beautifully materials with bold and surreal backdrops to each home through floor-to-ceiling windows.

Eckersley Garden Architecture create a modern landscape amongst heritage trees and nature with the use of native plants and skillful design promoting the comfort and beauty for each resident to enjoy.

Private thoroughfares to homes create a genuine sense of arrival, providing Fenwick residents with their own beautiful front door, personal number, doorbell and light.

The journey through open-air lobbies atop meandering paths makes the joy of arriving home so much more special. Interiors are also just as comfortable with a gas fireplace, carved within a solid arabescato plinth making room for a TV unit with polished plaster shroud behind.

Powder rooms forgo traditional plaster, instead featuring custom milled timber that is hand painted onsite, while custom Italianmade Boffi tapware add a feeling of unparalleled luxury to the space.

The modernist-inspired home features an exquisitely made bar designed to be both practical but opulent, standing as a statement piece that demands the attention from all visitors.

The basements of the two townhomes at Fenwick have been designed as additional living or entertaining spaces that connect to the upper levels with soaring lengths of glass that exhibit impressive wine cellars within.

Dining spaces have been designed as the nucleus of the home, echoing the sense of the surrounding landscape, kitchen floors have been carved from elegant and durable slabs of travertine, designed for endurance.

The oversized, curved stone, island bench, sculpted from arabascato and etched with antique brass become a favourite feature. Floor-to-ceiling timber veneer, integrated double door fridges with concealed ventilation and a stunning curved range hood are amongst the many impeccable design wonders of the kitchen.

Each bedroom is spacious and filled with light, fit with premium robes from highly regarded Italian manufacturer, Monteli&amp;C.

The master bedroom is bathed with a serene flood of natural light. Tactile and texturally considered, the inclusion of a stunning, custom-made flexible table that can be tailored for owner&rsquo;s personal needs, is illustrative of the level of thought invested by the interior architects in making bedrooms feel ultimately intimate.

<ul><li>The thoughtful design of the exteriors and interiors.</li>
	<li>Surrounded by nature.</li>
	<li>Offering large spaces, perfect for families.</li>
</ul>Fenwick grows atop one of the city’s highest points, nestled within a scene of lush green canopies overlooking a backdrop of a glistening river and rambling treescapes in the suburb of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/kew-vic">Kew</a>, just 6 kilometres from the Melbourne CBD.

The homes are the next generation of iconic design with carefully crafted interiors, exteriors and surrounding landscape to pay homage to the community’s rich lineage of architectural mastery.

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/edition-office">Edition Office</a> creates an experience of home living that transcends form and function with sculpted buildings that sink perfectly into their landscape and subtle integration of copper screening against volumes of concrete, curved into nature.

Flack Studio’s interiors are effortless in the way they connect to their exterior, distinguished by a canvas of plush, texturally beautifully materials with bold and surreal backdrops to each home through floor-to-ceiling windows.

Eckersley Garden Architecture create a modern landscape amongst heritage trees and nature with the use of native plants and skillful design promoting the comfort and beauty for each resident to enjoy.

Private thoroughfares to homes create a genuine sense of arrival, providing Fenwick residents with their own beautiful front door, personal number, doorbell and light.

The journey through open-air lobbies atop meandering paths makes the joy of arriving home so much more special. Interiors are also just as comfortable with a gas fireplace, carved within a solid arabescato plinth making room for a TV unit with polished plaster shroud behind.

Powder rooms forgo traditional plaster, instead featuring custom milled timber that is hand painted onsite, while custom Italianmade Boffi tapware add a feeling of unparalleled luxury to the space.

The modernist-inspired home features an exquisitely made bar designed to be both practical but opulent, standing as a statement piece that demands the attention from all visitors.

The basements of the two townhomes at Fenwick have been designed as additional living or entertaining spaces that connect to the upper levels with soaring lengths of glass that exhibit impressive wine cellars within.

Dining spaces have been designed as the nucleus of the home, echoing the sense of the surrounding landscape, kitchen floors have been carved from elegant and durable slabs of travertine, designed for endurance.

The oversized, curved stone, island bench, sculpted from arabascato and etched with antique brass become a favourite feature. Floor-to-ceiling timber veneer, integrated double door fridges with concealed ventilation and a stunning curved range hood are amongst the many impeccable design wonders of the kitchen.

Each bedroom is spacious and filled with light, fit with premium robes from highly regarded Italian manufacturer, Monteli&amp;C.

The master bedroom is bathed with a serene flood of natural light. Tactile and texturally considered, the inclusion of a stunning, custom-made flexible table that can be tailored for owner’s personal needs, is illustrative of the level of thought invested by the interior architects in making bedrooms feel ultimately intimate.

Fenwick - 13-15 Fenwick Street, Kew

Domain - 34 Domain Street, South Yarra

Pine Ave - 31 Pine Avenue, Elwood

Fernhurst - 11-15 Fernhurst Grove, Kew

High-end, architecturally-led developer ANGLE is set to launch its Kew apartment development, Fernhurst, early next year, after receiving planning approval for the 20-residence project this week.

The $80 million development on a 4,000 sqm site on the corner of Stawell Street and Fernhurst Grove in Studley Park will comprise 17 apartments and three homes, ranging in price between $2 million and $7 million.

The site has around 113 metres of frontage to Fernhurst Grove and Stawell Street. Every ground-floor apartment will have an average garden area of over 150 sqm, ANGLE’s most extensively landscaped project to date.

Having successfully developed the award-winning Fenwick project together just over 500 metres away, ANGLE is once again partnering with architecture practice Edition Office and landscape designer Eckersley Garden Architecture to deliver Fernhurst.

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Director Lachie Gibson says Fernhurst will follow in the footsteps of ANGLE’s nearby projects, representing another opportunity for the team to demonstrate its industry-leading focus on design, landscaping and architecture.

"Historically, Boroondara hasn’t had the same level of development that you see in comparable municipalities, so we do feel a responsibility to go above and beyond to deliver architectural projects that respond well to the area and resonate with locals,"&nbsp;Gibson says.

“Our portfolio is first and foremost centred on good design – we work with the best architects, interior designers and landscapers to deliver high-end projects that are still in highly sought-after locations."

The project represents the seventh for the design-led developer, which has exclusively focused on sought-after suburbs in Melbourne’s inner-east and south-east, with a portfolio encompassing projects in Camberwell, Elwood, Hawthorn, Kew and South Yarra.

ANGLE’s own data suggests that only a very low percentage of the land in Boroondara is suitable for multi-residential development – making it one of the more challenging areas of Melbourne to develop in, alongside its heritage overlays, existing neighbourhood zones and community attitudes towards higher density projects.

Director Lachie Gibson says Fernhurst will follow in the footsteps of ANGLE’s nearby projects

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