Villa Verdant seamlessly melds midcentury aesthetics with contemporary design, creating an urban oasis where sustainability intertwines with elegance. Featuring a bespoke green metal suspended staircase, a celebrated double-height void with clerestory window, and an inviting Clayworks-adorned space, all harmonising with an intricately designed outdoor garden, embodying a modern revival that transforms a 60s house into a tranquil sanctuary in the heart of London.

Nestled within the heart of London, Villa Verdant stands as a testament to transformation and thoughtful design. Originally conceived as a utilitarian 60s house, the renovation of Villa Verdant was driven by a multifaceted project brief that sought to create a haven for a couple with grown children. The goal was clear: to craft a sanctuary that seamlessly harmonized relaxation, entertainment, work, and family gatherings.

With a deep appreciation for the midcentury essence that complements their furnishings and personal style, the owners desired an elegant space that evoked both privacy and connectivity. The challenge lay in transforming a dated structure into an exquisite modern abode while maintaining the original midcentury vibe. Villa Verdant effortlessly blends the era's iconic architectural elements – clean lines, generous openings, and meticulous brick detailing – with contemporary design flourishes, breathing new life into the old.

The design narrative extended to the outdoor realm, where an urban oasis garden blooms. The garden's design sought to create a harmonious coexistence between the interiors and exteriors, resulting in a series of outdoor rooms that elegantly complement the living spaces. Shaded niches for contemplation, verdant pockets of greenery, and a terrace adorned with grasses elevate the garden's allure, providing an intimate escape from the bustling urban surroundings.