“When The Beatles embarked on their first and only tour of Australia and New Zealand in June 1964, they stayed on the top floor of the Marquee Sheraton Hotel in Potts Point, Sydney.

Today, nearly 30 years after the hotel was eventually sold and converted into a residential building, the Beatles’ top-floor suite has been once again transformed into a multi-level penthouse.”

As featured in Vogue.

This dual-level penthouse, represents an ambitious transformation that sees brand-new, elevated living spaces crafted atop a historic Art Deco building. A striking narrative of innovation and exclusivity, the project pushes architectural boundaries while maximising Sydney Harbour views—a key feature of the city’s celebrated lifestyle and design ethos.

Set in the iconic suburb of Potts Point, this development seamlessly blends an ideal location with breathtaking vistas, capturing the essence of luxury Sydney living. As Potts Point continues to be shaped by its rich history, the project reflects the evolving future of urban development.

To pay homage to the building's Art Deco heritage, subtle nods to its history were incorporated through rich orange, rusty, and red tones. These hues are beautifully expressed in the striking marbles selected for the kitchen and master ensuite, adding depth and a refined vibrancy to the spaces.

The interior palette is soft and neutral, anchored in warm tones and textures that create a sense of comfort and understated elegance. Timber-lined floors and joinery add texture and natural warmth, grounding the design in timeless sophistication. 

The furniture and art selections further enhance this narrative, blending contemporary simplicity with curated pieces that echo the home’s unique character and the clients’ personal style.