QT Perth opened in August 2018.
It was the last collaboration of Angelo Candelapas, Nic Graham and Indyk Architects under the QT brand.
Indyk Architects designed all guest-rooms, apartments, and hallways.
On entry into the room, one is aware of the feature bathroom made up of sliding and fixed glass panels allowing an openness to the room itself.
The panels glow soft, with feature glass lit cylinders reflecting off mirror sliding doors, within a moody ambiance of black- white veined marble walls.
A glimpse through the bathroom opening reveals the rich velvet bedhead, be it mauve in the ‘grape and vine’ palette or golden ochre in the grey and gold palette, or one sees the cockatoos peering out from the black veneered and brass detailed, wallpapered bedheads.
The concept behind the fitout is to create a ‘family’ of highly designed and diverse items with variations in colour palette and materials.
The room sculptures are black steel ‘mandalas’ based off aerial imagery of the WA landscape.
The overall impression is one of opulence and richness, of comfort and delight.
Interior Architecture
Indyk Architects
Indyk Architects is a multi-talented small office based in Sydney.
The office has a broad range of areas of growing expertise.
Their works include commercial, hospitality, residential and community projects.
The Indyk Architects design team for this project included: Shelley Indyk, Christine Correard, Silvia Baro, and Johan vanArkel.
Lighting Design
LLight
LLight’s goal is to create lighting design that suits the needs of the client, its users, and the space, with just the right amount of ‘WOW factor’.
Construction
Built Constructions
Built has grown to be a national diversified general contractor and one of Australia’s largest private construction groups.
Photography
Brett Boardman
Brett is a well-established commercial and architectural photographer based in Sydney.
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