This project, in fashionable Marylebone, involved refurbishing several flats within an apartment block to house multiple members of the client’s family. As a Marylebone Interior Designer we have often worked on projects where large amounts of extended family wishes need to be incorporated in to the interior design brief and scope. The focus in each flat was on large family gatherings and social activity, so extra large unique pieces dominate the reception spaces.

The client required a muted, relaxed colour palette. The artwork is all bespoke to fit the space and compliment the neutral fabric tones, you can read about how they are created, the process and why we decided to use bespoke art within this design project. The majority of the bespoke upholstery was produced by Hulsta, and each of the spaces comfortably seats 20 people. Warm textures and luxurious fittings and fixings, as well as leather clad walls and lighting from Porta Romana add a tone of elegant sophistication to the rooms. The design had to be comfortable and relatively minimalist, as they are seasonal homes and must be easy to leave for months on end. This build involved the use of a translator, as the client spoke no English, but it turns out good design transcends language barriers.