Sheppard Townhouse

The Space

Raising the bar to a new level of Australian contemporary twin-level accommodation, Art House Townhouses Bright offer an uncompromised, luxury designer living experience.

Margie Sheppard’s new paintings and etchings show a transition to the simplest forms, leaving behind the figuration of her previous work. Simplicity and strength dominate many of which can be found displayed proudly within the Townhouse.

While exteriors evoke an ultra-modern European urban appeal mixing timber, stone, and steel; interior design styling is centered around the Art, with soft furnishing tones and textures mimicking the colours and moods of the museum quality Art hanging within.

The townhouse showcases interiors of limited-edition Art prints, twin level living, a large modern kitchen with purpose-built butler’s pantry, polished floorboards, flat screen TVs, plus a generous living space dressed with the finest in European and Australian made designer furniture and soft furnishings.

Take the beautiful, handcrafted staircase to the second floor and be greeted by the most magazine worthy open plan living space.

The custom designed kitchen has everything you would expect and more, you will have everything you need from premium Franke appliances, an extended range of serve ware, cooking utensils and most importantly butler’s pantry with the perfect tea and coffee station.

With the high-end aesthetics of Franke appliances, oven, cooktop, dishwasher and microwave will have you wanting to cook up a storm or perhaps allow us to arrange a gourmet hamper or in house chef so you can truly sit back and enjoy yourselves.

The lounge space with its deep colours and incredible textured furnishings provides the ultimate space to enjoy a glass of local wine or perhaps a glass of our favourite local Gin from Reed & Co Distillery.

The two bedrooms provide ceiling fans to keep you cool in summer and ducted heating/cooling all through the apartments will keep you comfortable all year round.

Artist Bio

Margie Sheppard lives at Kangarilla, in the Adelaide Hills in South Australia, where she works in her studio as a printmaker and painter. 

Her practice now spans 30 years. In that time, she has spent a long period working exclusively as a printmaker, making large densely coloured etchings for which she has become well known. In recent years she has returned to oil painting and she is currently dividing her time between painting and printmaking. Both these practices hold different but equally strong attractions for her.

Margie Sheppard’s new paintings and etchings show a transition to the simplest forms, leaving behind the figuration of her previous work. Simplicity and strength dominate.

Margie’s new work has the same sensibility as her previous figurative images. The stillness and dream-like quality remain.