10 / K11 Raleigh Street
WINDSOR

THE DEAL

Tucked just off St Kilda Road, this 1960s mid-century icon hides an apartment that doesn’t just photograph well, it performs. Reimagined by Philip Boon Interior, every corner is curated, colour-drenched and very much grid-approved.

Featured in Jason Grant’s Modern Retro Home, this space has already lived a double life: design showcase by day, and the backdrop to ‘The Daily Boon’ a lockdown art experiment that took Instagram, the Sydney Morning Herald, and The Age by storm before becoming an exhibition at Melbourne Fashion Festival. The pedigree runs deep.

Step inside and the coral carpet sets the tone. Warm. Bold. Deliciously retro. Sunlight pours through floor-to-ceiling glass, drawing you out to a balcony that sits above a canopy of green, morning coffee, afternoon martini, you choose the vibe.

The white kitchen brings the calm: stainless steel oven, clean lines, generous storage. It flows into a dining zone that folds seamlessly back into a lounge framed by mid-century nods, cork tiles underfoot, split-system comfort above.

The bedroom keeps the narrative tight. Open wardrobe. Soft linen drapes. Clever use of space that feels intimate, effortless, and made for a camera lens.

Then the bathroom: sage tiles, black hardware, rain shower, laundry facilities and that oversized circular mirror. A full-blown selfie enabler.

This is a home with personality. Proven design credentials. And an atmosphere that wraps around you the second you walk in.

SEALS THE DEAL

A bespoke interior that sets a new tone for Windsor. Fearless colour, modern comfort, and a mid-century spirit brought to life by considered design. A home that stands apart, not just here, but anywhere in Melbourne.