The idea for this black-and-white themed space came from a moment of stillness. After years of travel and hosting, we realized that color can sometimes distract from what really matters — peace, clarity, and connection. We wanted to create a space that felt like a visual deep breath. Monochrome, for us, isn’t just a style — it’s a mindset. Clean lines, minimal distractions, and thoughtful contrasts invite you to slow down, reset, and notice the little things. Every item in the home was chosen with intention — not to overwhelm, but to offer calm, elegance, and timeless simplicity.
 These spaces reflects how we live: balanced, uncluttered, and focused on what truly matters. We hope it gives you the same sense of calm and presence that inspired us to create it.


This spacious 2-bedroom home is just a short walk from Queen’s University, the Botanic Gardens, Ulster Museum, and Windsor Park Stadium. The neighborhood has a vibrant student energy and is surrounded by an abundance of coffee shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs, and even fine dining spots for food lovers. The apartment retains its charming original features, including decorative cornicing, while being thoughtfully renovated for modern living. Both bedrooms are bright and airy—one with a comfortable king-size bed and the other with a double bed. The modern fitted kitchen comes fully equipped, including a dishwasher, and has a cosy dining area perfect for intimate meals at home. The large living room is ideal for relaxing together, whether watching a film on the Smart TV or simply enjoying the character of the original (display-only) Victorian fireplace. A stylish bathroom features a spacious walk-in shower, and all rooms are freshly decorated with a contemporary feel. From the apartment, you can easily walk into Belfast city centre. In the opposite direction lies the prestigious Lisburn Road, home to supermarkets, wine bars, restaurants, and boutiques. Your host will be happy to share local recommendations to make your stay even more enjoyable.

The neighbourhood is known as queens quarter due to its close proximity to Queens university, botanical gardens or Ulster museum. The apartment is situated on a ground floor with Queens university at one end and some bars and restaurants at the other. You are surrounded by cafes, restaurants and pubs, ask your host for recommendations. A short walk will take you to Belfast city centre or the opposite direction will bring you to a lively student area.