Project Overview
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A full internal strip-out with an extension, top-to-bottom reconfiguration and interior decoration throughout.

Aesthetic Direction
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A fusion of minimalist contemporary and time-honoured Victorian design.

A dining area with a wooden table, chairs, and a kitchen counter with barstools, decorated with vases and plants, illuminated by natural light through large windows and a hanging wicker light.

A cozy, dimly lit living room with a green velvet sofa, a matching armchair, a decorative flowering branch in a vase, a dark desk lamp, artwork on the wall, and curtains framing the scene.

Material & Colour Palette
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Characterised by the continuous use of lime washed walls in varied tones from warm neutrals for the principal living spaces to forest green for the snug and bar room alongside wire-brushed oak features, this Kensington home speaks to both summer and autumn with its rich and golden palette.

Interior view of a modern residential space with wooden slats, a mirror, and a doorway leading outside, with umbrellas in a stand near the door.

Noteworthy Features
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An open entrance screen crafted from honeyed oak to divide the hallway from the dining room inspired by Japanese architecture
Partition doors for the cinema room made from custom-fit burnt oak arched doors with reeded glass
Shadow gap full-depth framed high doors specified for every room to enhance the lofty ceilings