A mezzanine flat in Kensington reimagined with natural stone, bespoke detailing and a serene modern palette.
The softer bathroom scheme drew on pink marble, plaster tones and warm brass accents to create a calmer, more intimate atmosphere within the flat. This palette provided a gentle counterpoint to the bolder green-and-white chequerboard and the restrained grey-and-black compositions used elsewhere. Glossy lacquer and sand-blasted glass introduced subtle reflections, while brass details added warmth against the cooler stonework. Together, the palettes formed a coherent yet varied language, giving each room its own character while keeping the apartment unified.
A new private terrace and garden within the Hoxton Street Conservation Area, on the flat roof of a four-storey building with commercial premises on the ground...
With the necessary densification of our cities, comes the responsibility to carve pockets of outdoor amenity, both private and public. this takes the form of shared...