Projects

A riverside apartment with exceptional views of the Thames and the Houses of Parliament. The design takes its cue from the setting — cool, silver-toned, with a material language that echoes the water and sky beyond the glazing. A home that changes as the light does.

A substantial period property given a thorough, thoughtful overhaul. The original bones — high ceilings, generous proportions, decorative cornicing — were treated as the starting point rather than a constraint. The result is a home that feels both faithful to its history and thoroughly contemporary.

A sharp, well-considered apartment in a modern development — the challenge being to bring warmth and personality to a space that began as a blank white box. Layered textiles, warm metals and a considered mix of vintage and contemporary pieces give the apartment a life and character all its own.

A sensitive restoration of a period apartment in one of London's most storied streets. Original architectural details were retained and celebrated throughout. New joinery, bespoke furniture and a warm material palette bring the space into the present without erasing its past.

A characterful apartment in a quiet Marylebone street, redesigned to make the most of its generous ceiling heights and period features. The palette is restrained but rich — a mix of natural materials, muted tones and carefully chosen pieces that reward living with.

A family home in Notting Hill, given a complete interior overhaul from basement to roof terrace. The brief called for something that could absorb the full energy of family life while still feeling elegant when the occasion demanded it. Durable materials, considered storage and genuinely comfortable furniture — all chosen to last.