This spacious three-bedroom apartment in Clarion Quay presented a fantastic blank canvas, with generous proportions, a flexible layout and wraparound windows overlooking the River Liffey. The staging was designed from the ground up, with particular attention given to how each space would function and how the apartment’s exceptional outlook could be brought to the fore.

In the large open-plan living and dining area, the furniture layout creates distinct zones while retaining a feeling of openness and drawing attention towards the river. Warm rust, soft neutrals and touches of blue add depth and personality against the apartment’s clean white backdrop, while carefully chosen artwork, lighting and accessories give the space a polished but relaxed feel.

The third bedroom offered an opportunity to demonstrate the flexibility of the apartment. Connected to the living space by a sliding partition, it was styled as a combined home office and guest room, showing how the room could adapt easily to different needs without sacrificing valuable sleeping accommodation.

The two main bedrooms were kept calm and inviting, while the terrace was simply furnished to help buyers see it as another usable part of the home. Throughout, the approach was to give purpose to the apartment’s generous spaces without overcrowding them, allowing its natural light, scale and river views to remain the defining features.