Luxury Accommodation

Astina Suites are a brand-new luxury serviced apartment building in Penrith, Western Sydney. The Astina brand is built on the sole desire to make luxury experiences attainable. Renowned for generous room sizes, luxurious settings, and stunning finishes. Boasting 58 boutique one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and the first rooftop bar in the region. There is also a rooftop function room, techno gym and recovery studio complete with float tank, spa, sauna, steam room and ice baths.

The product specialists at Intrim worked directly with the Astina Group to design custom timber mouldings throughout the building to achieve a fully bespoke luxury finish. Delivering bespoke timber mouldings solutions for wall & ceilings, architraves, skirting boards design and curved profiles is what sets Intrim apart as shown throughout this stunning project.

 

Lobby & Reception: Bespoke skirting boards featuring a double groove modification to SK494 in 185mm high. Brass decorative details client own

 

Reception Desk: White painted Bespoke Curved Concave panel profile of 3 x 30mm concaves for each panel. A similar look can be achieved through individual Concave 30 mouldings CC30

Black wall panelling: Bespoke 2-piece profile based on an adaption of Intrim Half Round HR60 and Concave CC50 laid vertically side by side.  Brass decorative details client own

 

Lift surround & Doorway: This dramatic look was achieved through layering of varying sized half round profiles from the large to smaller profiles using Intrim HR60, HR50, HR40 with Concave CC30 in-between each half round profile.

 

Suite’s hallway

Skirting: SK494 185mm high Bespoke Curved skirting

Wall Panel: Featuring the same panel Bespoke Curved Concave panel profile with 30mm concaves. Brass decorative details client own

 

Inside the Suites: Skirting: SK479 90mm x 18mm

 

 

Offices:

Ceiling decorative treatment: Half Round Timber Mouldings HR40 ceiling treatment

Skirting: SK479  90mm x 18mm

 

Ceiling over the workstations: CC60 + HR50 alternating

Photography: Inhaus Media