A full renovation, interior design and turn-key service brought this grand apartment back to life. Now from the moment you enter the beautiful entrance hall the new taller doors lead you straight to that view!
This beautiful apartment also allowed for an informal reception space connecting with the adjoining kitchen. Clever space planning, moving doors and re-siting radiators created capacity for more storage and a huge comfy sofa.
Blending old and new in the renovation of this Listed Grade II Georgian building. A palette of base colours flows throughout the house on walls, floors and windows; the views of The Green from the window and the client’s artwork provided colour inspiration in the drawing room.
A calm, natural light-filled haven – a Reformer Pilates Studio designed to represent the unique shapes of the human body with flowing lines conveying movement.
Bold statement pieces with pattern and detailing, combined with luxurious marble, antiqued mirror and plush velvet adds plenty of warmth and interest to this comfortable sitting room.
The full renovation of this apartment included three bedrooms. Adding bespoke joinery within each room made the most of underutilised corners. Fully furnishing with some bold colours but repeating details from elsewhere within the apartment creates a sense of flow.
Two redesigned bathrooms complete the scheme. Spaces reimagined – now allows for each to have a double vanity. A bespoke oak vanity in the main bathroom with beautiful mother of pearl tiles and fluted glass lights adds luxury.
A complete renovation including a full kitchen and lighting design, specifying large scaled parquet and sleek sliding doors. The new kitchen and dining layout now complements the existing roof lantern and fully utilises the large L-shaped space.
Renovation of the original exterior wall contrasts with the modern kitchen; full lighting design and a control system throughout the 5 storey house comes into full effect here, complimenting the client’s antique chandelier with contemporary wall lights.
The complete transformation of the dining and sitting areas in this large open planned kitchen. Drab colours replaced by an uplifting softer scheme and common threads, such as using rattan on both the bar stools and the floor lamp, link the areas.
Bespoke joinery creates ample storage and bright colours add fun to this family room adjoining the large open plan kitchen. Fusing style, comfort and playfulness allows the space to be enjoyed by all the family. The bespoke open shelving can be styled differently as the space evolves.
Updating the hall with bold lighting, a beautiful console table and decorative mirror creates a welcoming and stylish entrance.
Hexagons in different scales and textured tiles in complementary shades across two bathrooms creates calm and harmony. A modern look elevated with classical fittings and beautiful lights. Detailed layout planning creates a spacious family bathroom and a bath with a view!
A full renovation of this existing extension now also utilises space from the garage to create a new laundry area, bootroom and shower room with direct access to the garden and swimming pool. A new built-in barbecue, lighting and limestone paving rejuvenate the garden.
The challenge: Grade II Listed status and original panelling did not allow for wall mounted plumbing. The solution: A completely freestanding, contemporary frameless glass shower cube, mixing the new with the old.
A luxurious silk bespoke rug in soft greens and pinks, together with gentle curves completely transform this sitting room into a serene and relaxing space. A punch of bright colour and dark highlights ensure thats the whole palette is not too sweet.
The challenge to connect two small rooms to create one new calm and relaxing bathroom. Clever space planning was key to a successful project to include both a free-standing bath and a separate shower. New windows ensure the space is light-filled . Elegant with a vintage edge.
Full and detailed electrical and lighting plans for the major renovation and remodelling of this 1930’s Bauhaus style house. Sourcing bespoke and statement lighting to create impact, with complementary colour schemes and window dressings.
A challenge to rethink the use of space – from three small rooms comes a calm and spacious master suite; bespoke joinery maximising every angle, light colours punctuated with ikat detailing and encaustic tiles.
A total rethink allowed for a petite ensuite to now fit into the first floor of this compact cottage, whilst not compromising on a new free-standing bath in the main bathroom. Using the same blue/grey colour palette across all four upstairs rooms brings a sense of continuity whilst pattern provides plenty of individuality.
A modern kitchen extension using two frameless structural glass roofs creating a light filled room linking directly on to the garden. A poured resin floor ensures a seamless transition to the outside.
Continuous microcrete flooring, solid corian surfaces and large pivot door ensures this kitchen dining renovation is sleek and modern.
Colour and pattern flowing from room to room in this ground floor extension.
A newly built property was a complete blank canvas to create a relaxed yet beautiful home, fusing together neutral simplicity with texture and interesting pieces
