CONSTRUCTION STARTED

CRAFTED BY DESIGN, FORGED IN LUXURY

• 8.3 Kilometers from Melbourne CBD
• 4 Minute walk to Stockland Tooronga Shopping Centre
• 11 Minute walk to Tooronga Train Station
• 15 Minute walk to Toorak Rd Light Trail

K7 Developments is proud to present Brasshouse, their next major development in one of Melbourne’s most established and blue-chip suburbs, Hawthorn East. The ROTHELOWMAN architecture of Brasshouse makes a bold and beautiful statement from every angle. A series of brass ribbons wraps around the entire building, contrasting with dark textured plates which appear to hold the ribbons in place. From its excellent location to its exquisite apartments, from its dynamic exterior to its detailed interiors, we believe every element of Brasshouse shines. The interior has continued the attention to detail and use of brass in the building’s exteriors throughout each apartment in small accents and finishes. These are warm and welcoming spaces, filled with light and highlighted by superb craftsmanship in the high quality timber and carpet flooring, and the elegant cabinetry throughout. For quick coffees, fine dining and everything in between, Brasshouse is well positioned to keep everyone truly satisfied. Long established local foodie destinations include Burke Road in Camberwell, Glenferrie Road in Hawthorn and Auburn Road in Hawthorn East, with charming cafés, chic bars and a wide selection of dinner options to suit every taste. Just as every detail within Brasshouse has been carefully considered, its location was also chosen after meeting strict criteria. K7 Developments prides itself on only offering new homes in established suburbs with transport, dining, retail and recreation all within easy reach. For running, riding, relaxing or playing  sport with friends, there are plenty of green spaces and tranquil gardens to enjoy only
moments from home. Anderson Park features a one-kilometre circuit and multiple ovals, all with magnificent, panoramic views of  Melbourne, while the nearby Gardiners Creek Trail is popular with cyclists and walkers who take the winding riverside pathway through
leafy eastern suburbs all the way into the city. Tennis, football, cricket, hockey, and baseball enthusiasts are also well catered for, with
sporting fields and facilities close by. Everything you need, and all the extras you can’t live without, are within easy reach of Brasshouse.
Tooronga Shopping Centre is just a few minutes away on Toorak Road, with a major Coles supermarket and several smaller retail stores. Nearby Camberwell Junction is known as the area’s home of major brands, while High Street, Armadale, offers shopping on a more intimate scale, with designer fashion, day spas and galleries to discover. The interior design team at Rothelowman has continued the attention to detail and use of brass in the building’s exteriors throughout each apartment in small accents and finishes. These are warm and welcoming
spaces, filled with light and highlighted by superb craftsmanship in the high quality timber and carpet flooring, and the elegant cabinetry throughout. “Our design inspiration has been taken from the name of the building, and the beautiful contrasts which brass presents,” explains Alicia Lynch, Interiors Associate at Rothelowman. “It can be both traditional and modern. It can be polished until it shines, or it can be raw and left to age naturally. There’s something timeless about brass, which is ideal for these homes because we’re designing contemporary living spaces in a very well established location.” The kitchens of Brasshouse combine space, style and
functionality. The splashbacks in the kitchen have a fine brass trim, and the benchtops are made from a ceramic stone, which not only looks exquisite, but is also long lasting. Alicia is excited about other design touches such as “the extra generous double sinks with a white finish,
and the island benches which are more like feature furniture pieces selected to perfectly suit the surrounding space.” There is a strong sense of geometry to the bathroom spaces, which is balanced by a warmth in the brass finish tapware and detailing. “In the bathrooms we have included plenty of hidden storage behind the main mirror, as well as a feature shelf for frequently used items or decorative pieces,” notes Alicia. “With the addition of our optional night light, the bathrooms will have a subtle glow.” “The bathroom and kitchen cabinetry in
both schemes is light, which presents a contemporary high contrast in the darker colour scheme,” says Alicia. “In the lighter colour scheme the contrast is much lower, which gives it a softer and almost French traditional feel.” The floorplans of Brasshouse all feature open plan kitchen, living and dining spaces with expansive windows angled to maximise light and enjoy the views. Within each apartment, the finishes create a series of beautiful contrasts, such as the generous height exposed concrete ceilings with elegant track lighting. These lights
offer residents the flexibility to illuminate key areas or spotlight a favourite work of art. “Something really special is the series of furniture pieces we’ve created which are exclusive to Brasshouse,” adds Alicia. “These pieces offer a flexibility of use – a console, entertainment cabinet and kitchen island – but also feature the same brass finish trim and ceramic stone top to match the apartment interiors. This continues our theme of combining liveability with luxury.”