This three-bedroom lateral penthouse of approximately 2,100 square feet occupies the top floor of Transmission House, on the edge of Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The result of two residences reimagined by Ceen Spaces into a singular home, the open-plan kitchen, living and dining area is anchored by a sculptural calacatta viola island, with sliding doors opening to a separate lounge that flexes between cinema and quiet retreat. A private rooftop terrace extends from the home, framed by olive trees and Mediterranean planting against the city skyline.

The interiors marry maximal mood with minimal restraint, drawing on retro references and curved architectural detail – a moon-gate threshold, arched alcoves, sculptural curves throughout. A palette of warm neutrals and peach-toned plaster is lifted by bold black accents, considered vintage furnishings and a hand-marbled feature wall. The principal suite offers refined calm with its own arched en-suite of quiet drama, while two further bedrooms – each with their own en-suite – are styled in distinct, atmospheric tones. It is a home where bold gesture meets quiet composure.