Japanese philosophy applied to interior design builds upon balance, love for natural beauty and order, which is not necessarily a synonym to minimalism. While hiding the ‘practical’ counterpart of everyday life, the concept highlights the esthetics of it. A wooden wall in fact is an entrance to the bathroom and the wardrobe
Clapton House is an extension and renovation project completed in 2016 by London-based Scenario Architecture. Project description: Our clients have been living in their ground floor flat for several years, before deciding to renovate it. The existing flat had a very old glass conservatory, which was freezing cold in winter and overheated in summer. It
Garden House is a new home, studio and gallery under a ‘hanging-basket’ roof for Whitaker Malem: the artist and costume-maker duo behind works by Allen Jones, fashion designers Hussein Chalayan and Alexander McQueen and numerous film costumes including Harry Potter, Batman and Wonderwoman.
LLI Design have recently completed their Southwood project, a total interior design and refurbishment of a 4 story 1970’s London townhouse. The project has been awarded “Best Interior Design Private Residence London” in the UK Property Awards – 2015 / 2016. The Southwood house had tremendous potential and the new owners, a young professional couple, wanted
Architects: Jo Cowen Architects Project: Bakery Place Location: Clapham, London, United Kingdom Photographs: David Butler Located between Falcon Park and Clapham Common, Bakery Place is the latest residential scheme from Jo Cowen Architects, designed for developers West Eleven. A series of former Victorian bakery buildings have been converted into 12 high-end homes, in the form
This Central London Apartment was completed in 2015 by René Dekker Design. This 4,000 square foot apartment was a prestigious two year project for the studio. Situated on the upper levels of this brand new development, this unique apartment offers the owners a bespoke home with the finest finishes, state of the art audio visual
The renovation of the Minchenden Crescent House involved repurposing the existing floor plans in order to incorporate a large open kitchen and dining space. In order to create this unique space, Andrew Mulroy architects suggested rebuilding
An existing 1,400-square-foot office on the top floor of a converted warehouse in Battersea was remodeled into a three-bedroom luxury apartment. Featuring wide burnt oak engineered flooring, tall walnut frameless doors and stone-clad bathrooms, the apartment is as energy efficient as possible thanks to underfloor heating linked to an external airsource heatpump
