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Lumiere Lights the Way 1 Elegance Has a New Address. 2 Lumiere Lights the Way. Lumiere sets a new benchmark in luxury apartment living. Its enviable location, elegant apartments and inspirational architecture make it South Perth’s most sought-after address. Situated on the exclusive Mill Point Road Peninsula, Lumiere boasts views of Perth City and Swan River that are unparalleled. Developed by Edge Visionary Living and designed by Hillam Architects, every carefully appointed residence epitomises the award- winning teams’ dedication to uncompromising craftsmanship. Lumiere will be South Perth’s most prestigious development, lighting the way for apartment living in Perth. 4 MILL POINT ROAD ELEVATION River Nights City Lights. 7 The Most Majestic Views in Perth. In front of you is the Esplanade, turn your head and you’ll see the natural wonder of Kings Park, and to the west, in the distance, is the ocean. Even these spectacular views are eclipsed at night. As the sun sets, the city lights sparkle and glisten on the river like coloured diamonds against its black silk depths. This progressive and innovative building of 29 levels will become a thriving community and yet is an intimate and boutique piece of architecture. The Lumiere design is timeless and will be a unique landmark in South Perth and Australia for generations to come. 8 9 When You Live at Lumiere, Everything is Local. Surrounded by magnificent London Plane trees and quiet residential streets, yet only a short stroll away from upmarket cafés, culinary destinations and the vibrant Mends Street retail precinct, Lumiere’s exceptional location offers an exclusive taste of both worlds. Life on the prestigious South Perth peninsula is just so convenient. Leave the car at home and take the South Perth ferry across to Elizabeth Quay and the Perth CBD to enjoy Perth’s vibrant night life and selection of first-class restaurants. Regular buses on Mill Point Road will connect you to the City’s internationally acclaimed university and tertiary institutions. By day, play a round of golf at the distinguished Royal Perth Golf Club, or venture to Crown Perth. Everything is close to home when you live at Lumiere. 10 11 The Premium Position on the South Perth Peninsula. 11 9 3 5 6 8 7 4 2 10 1 1.2KM FERRY RIDE TO PERTH CBD / ELIZABETH QUAY 1 5 MENDS STREET JETTY WINDSOR PARK 2 6 MENDS STREET CAFÉS, SHOPS SOUTH PERTH HISTORICAL SOCIETY 9 & RESTAURANTS MUSEUM ROYAL PERTH GOLF CLUB 3 7 10 PERTH ZOO OLD MILL THEATRE SOUTH PERTH ESPLANADE 4 8 11 RETAIL PRECINCT INCLUDING IGA SOUTH PERTH BOWLING CLUB MELVILLE WATER 12 13 Something Special for the Heart of South Perth. Back at home, the ground floor is set to become a favourite destination to come together with family, friends and neighbours. Lumiere will foster community, with spaces to share including a planned café, gourmet store, fully equipped gymnasium, meeting rooms and more. There will also be a magnificent art gallery with up to four metre high ceilings, a unique standout destination for the neigbourhood. All these wonderful places and experiences are waiting for you at Lumiere. 14 15 The City’s Most Coveted Address. On arrival at Lumiere, you’ll enter a world of luxury. The beautifully finished lobby is the first indication of the elegance beyond. Its fluid design, refined edges and use of curves and light create a welcoming entrance. Glazed entry doors open into the foyer that is finished with stone flooring, designer furniture and lighting. Two large high-speed lifts will be dedicated to residential use with an additional lift available for the community and commercial spaces within the podium. Relax as your concierge takes care of the day-to-day, providing you with the service you deserve and the extra time you crave. 16 17 Level 4 Lower Level 18 Level 18 OUTDOOR World-class YOGA SPACE SPA Amenities. GYMNASIUM POOL MULTI-PURPOSE SAUNA SPACE/THEATRETTE Lumiere is home to magnificent resort-style amenities. Level 4 BILLIARDS will be home to a fully equipped LOUNGE gymnasium and other spaces for the community to connect. The exclusive residents only MULTI- PURPOSE amenities are uniquely located SPACE MULTI- over two stories on level 18. PURPOSE OUTDOOR SPACE WINE CELLAR LIBRARY/ THEATRE READING ROOM RESIDENTS’ GOLF LOUNGE SIMULATOR MILL POINT RD MILL POINT RD 18 19 From the Edge of Infinity. Emphasis has been placed on the continuity between the inside and outside design across Lumiere’s 18th floor amenities. The view from Lumiere’s stunning infinity pool will leave you breathless. Facing north, you will be mesmerised by the sight of the water disappearing into the river views below. The spectacular heated pool is surrounded by a generous deck furnished with indulgent sun lounges and daybeds and encircled with extensive landscaping. Should you be in need of further relaxation, venture into the heated spa or sauna for some pampering. 20 21 Entertaining at New Heights. Lumiere is an entertainer’s dream with a series of dedicated zones to enjoy with friends and family. The outdoor dining area offers a brilliant setting for the perfect summer evening barbecue by the pool. For a more formal occasion or in the cooler months, the residents’ lounge offers more than a relaxing setting in which to read the morning paper. Affording exclusive access to sweeping panoramas of the Perth CBD and beyond and featuring a dazzling open fireplace, it exudes warmth and charm all year round. Enjoy a tantalising feast in the private dining room and fully equipped kitchen. Day or night, Lumiere has been designed to impress. RESIDENTS’ LOUNGE & DINING OUTDOOR ENTERTAINING AREA 23 WINE CELLAR The Ultimate in Luxury Living. The lifestyle inclusions are endless at Lumiere and each communal space is an extension of your own residence. Unwind with a bottle of wine from your apartment’s private allocation in the climate-controlled wine storage locker. The cocktail lounge and billiards room features a secluded and sumptuously appointed lounge space with designer furniture. Socialise with friends over a drink and enjoy a game by the fireplace. BILLIARDS & COCKTAIL LOUNGE 24 25 Breathtaking Views and Interiors. It’s the attention to detail that counts. Wherever you look in your Lumiere apartment you’ll be reminded of quality. From stone benchtops, floor-to-ceiling tiling and feature mosaics in the lavish bathrooms, to the superior pre-engineered wood flooring, you’ll find that luxury is not an add on, it’s built in. TYPE D1 TYPE D6 26 27 The Epitome of Elegance. The curvaceous building design is carried through soft outlines of the interior design. Full-height glazing complemented by glass balustrading accentuates the uninterrupted views. Some living rooms and bedrooms even frame views to the city and to Kings Park. TYPE C2 TYPE C1 29 Enviable Extravagance. Cutting-edge materials meet with timeless design to ensure your residence stands the test of time. Only premium brands are used to accompany this fine level of detailing. That’s why our award-winning team has selected Gaggenau appliances to complement the luxury look and texture for each apartment. The concept of ‘light’ is a key design principle at Lumiere. Through the marriage of light and materiality, your bright living spaces will shift and evolve throughout the day, constantly revealing beautiful new forms. 30 31 The Ultimate Penthouses. While all apartments at Lumiere exude exclusivity, our penthouses take luxury to a new level. Grand, palatial and spanning two levels, these penthouses are the embodiment of indulgence. The first floor features an expansive living area, entertainment room, scullery, magnificent kitchen and dining area, as well as a self-contained guest suite. Ascend the grand staircase, or take your private lift to the mezzanine level and be greeted by the spacious bedrooms, each with their own ensuite. Step onto the wrap-around balcony and take in the amazing views of the city and surrounds. Set aside for a privileged few, Lumiere penthouses offer a lifestyle of opulence that is rarely seen in Perth. PENTHOUSE 32 33 Spectacular Swan River Aspect from all Directions. 34 35 Make Lumiere Home. Lumiere offers three unique colour schemes from which to choose - Lustre, Radiance and Shadow. A range of alternative selections and upgrades grant you the luxury to embark on a bespoke journey to make your apartment your own. TYPE C4 36 37 Lustre. Lustre inspires a coastal charm with a natural colour palette and bleached timbers. Lustre invites a soft, timeless aesthetic that reflects the riverside surrounds. 38 Radiance. Radiance evokes an urban theme while remaining grounded and intimate with rich and warm materials and tonal texture. 40 Shadow. Shadow makes a bold statement of contemporary sophistication. This is achieved by the strength of the monolithic composition of dark timber cabinetry and the elegant stone selection. 42 The Team & Our Iconic Developments. Edge Visionary Living is considered WA’s premium apartment developer. As an award-winning team, we seek out highly desirable locations to realise our vision that is made possible by Hillam Architects. The Hillam team shares our ethos to create vibrant living spaces and imaginative buildings, in which form and function come together in harmony. We believe the journey is as important as the destination. BOTANICAL - COMPLETED 2019 EDEN WEST - COMPLETED 2021 Our helpful in-house sales team provides personalised service at every phase of the customer journey, building and onboarding process, as we bring your bespoke residence to life. GAVIN HAWKINS DAVID HILLAM Owner & Director Owner & Director Edge Visionary Living Edge Visionary Living Owner & Principal Hillam Architects VANTAGE - COMPLETED 2019 RIVIÈRE RESIDENCES 45 Disclaimer: The information and images in this brochure are intended as a general introduction to Lumiere and are intended for information and advertising purposes only.
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