Eucrasia Residence

This two bedroom, two bathroom 785sqft apartment sits on the first floor of a contemporary building in Manchester’s Piccadilly, sleeping up to six and suiting two couples as readily as a family. Its Japandi interior is composed around a single idea: balance, a state of calm and wellbeing. Japanese restraint meets Scandinavian warmth, and nothing competes for attention. A private balcony opens the living space to the city, while within, the pace softens.

Here, every material answers one word. Pale oak herringbone and warm white walls set a quiet foundation, layered with oatmeal and cream textiles, rattan headboards, and framed botanical prints. Oak wardrobes with reeded glass doors add a softly diffused texture to each bedroom, while black track lighting and slender black accents give the softness its edge. At the centre of the plan, a round black table for six, ringed by bouclé chairs, anchors the open living space and gathers the home around it. It is calm, never plain: a residence that brings each stay back into balance.

// LIVING SPACES

An open plan kitchen, dining, and living space flows from a long hall towards the light. Pale grey handleless cabinetry meets a white herringbone splashback, the round table seats six, and a generous cream sofa sits beside glazing that opens to the balcony.

// BEDROOMS

Each bedroom is a quiet sanctuary: a king sized bed dressed in soft linen, a rattan headboard, and framed botanical prints above. Oak wardrobes with reeded glass doors keep each room ordered, and blackout blinds draw the day to a close.

// BATHROOMS

Two bathrooms, finished in warm grey stone effect tile, are framed by black grid shower screens and matte black fittings. The en suite pairs a bath with its rainfall shower; the second keeps a glazed rainfall shower, precise and composed.

// PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACE

A private balcony extends the living space outdoors, set against brick and bronze toned railings with outdoor seating. It is a place for morning coffee or the last light of the day, with views across the city.