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Elizabeth Bay Studio, Sydney
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April 19, 2020

Elizabeth Bay Studio, Sydney

Completely rearranging a 27sqm/291sqft apartment, Brad Swartz gave this Elizabeth Bay apartment a chance at longevity and an inherent warmth.

Completely rearranging a 27sqm/291sqft apartment, Brad Swartz gave this Elizabeth Bay apartment a chance at longevity and an inherent warmth. The apartment allows a free flow of light along its length, with large windows overlooking sweeping city views.

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