We furnished the open, light-filled living room, dining area and kitchen so that they feel enveloping and secure in the evening. The flat is anchored by the warmth of wood and the depth of green: forest green kitchen units, a green fluted panel in the bedroom and a deep green shower wall in the bathroom.
The living room, dining area and kitchen share one open, light-filled space. We planned the furnishings so that it feels enveloping and secure in the evening.
We deliberately avoided a sterile, ‘museum-like’ effect. Softer, more homely elements temper the modern lines: wooden furniture, woven chairs, soft textiles and lamps that give a warm light.
Armchairs with wooden armrests and a solid wood table in the living room and dining area, fluted wood cladding on the kitchen island, a floating wooden counter in the bathroom.
Forest green kitchen fronts, a green fluted panel in the bedroom, a green wardrobe and a textured deep green wall finish in the shower.
Round brass knobs and a brass tap in the kitchen, brass reading lamps in the bedroom, brass handles on the wardrobe, matt gold fittings in the bathroom.
We mixed styles in the living room. Beside the clean-lined, off-white sofa we placed Mid-Century-inspired armchairs with wooden armrests.
The dining area sits in the same space, behind the seating. It has a solid wood table and woven chairs, and abstract paintings hang on the wall.
The sofa has a clean, modern form, and the wooden frames and armrests of the armchairs add a warmer tone beside it. Both the sofa and the armchairs have light upholstery, so the two styles sit well together.
The dining table is solid wood and the chairs have woven seats. A globe pendant light hangs above the table, and there is an abstract painting on the wall.
The kitchen units are a characterful deep forest green with brass details: round knobs and a tap.
We designed the kitchen island as a piece of furniture in its own right. Its curved, fluted wood cladding brings texture and rhythm to the space. The travertine-effect worktop has enough pattern not to feel cold, without overpowering the green fronts.
Curved, fluted wood cladding. We designed the island as a piece of furniture in its own right.
A subtly patterned surface that keeps the emphasis on the green fronts.
The brass tap matches the round brass knobs on the fronts.
Framed, deep forest green fronts with round brass knobs.
In the bedroom we wanted to create the restful feel of a hotel room. The focal point is a green fluted wood panel that visually wraps around the bed.
The floating bedside tables keep the room feeling airy. The textiles and lighting also help to make the room restful: a padded footboard, layered throws and reading lamps with a warm light.
Beside the bed are floating wooden bedside tables with fluted fronts and brass reading lamps. The chest of drawers is in dark-toned wood, with a round mirror in a thin metal frame above it.
The wardrobe is green, like the fluted panel in the bedroom. We designed warm concealed lighting into it.
The closed sections have fluted green doors with brass handles. Concealed lighting picks out the open shelves.
The main feature of the bathroom is the freestanding bath, placed in front of the floor-to-ceiling window. The flat's main motif, the textured deep green wall finish, reappears in the shower, offset by the glass screen and the matt gold fittings.
The twin basins sit on a long, floating wooden counter that visually lengthens the room. Above it is a large, backlit round mirror, and the tiling is travertine-style.
Backlighting runs around the large round mirror, with brass wall lights on either side.
A long, floating wooden counter with two basins and wall-mounted taps.
The bath stands in front of the floor-to-ceiling window and is the main feature of the bathroom.
Textured deep green wall finish with a matt gold overhead shower and hand shower, with a glass screen in front.
The close-ups show where the materials meet: fluted wood and a travertine-effect worktop in the kitchen, green surfaces and brass in the bedroom and walk-in wardrobe, a deep green wall finish and matt gold in the bathroom.
The project is anchored by the warmth of wood and the depth of green, with characterful colours and strong textures. The kitchen worktop and the bathroom tiling are travertine-style, while brass and matt gold are kept to small areas.
Deep green appears as fronts in the kitchen, as fluted surfaces in the bedroom and walk-in wardrobe, and as a wall finish in the bathroom. Beside the warm wood, the travertine-style surfaces and the off-white upholstery provide the lighter tones.
We made the light, open space homely with characterful colours and strong textures. The warmth of wood and the depth of green run through the flat from the kitchen to the bathroom.
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