An elegant sitting room with high ceilings and panelled walls painted in a soothing pale grey. The room is livened by pops of bright colour, oranges, yellow and blue in the furniture and art.

simplicity

partial refurbishment, interior design and FF&E

notting hill, london

Partial refurbishment of a Victorian home in Notting Hill.

We have worked with the client to give this house a comfortable and relaxed feeling, that oozes refinement while remaining functional and suiting the needs of the entire family.

Detail view of an elegant sitting room with panelled walls painted in a soothing pale grey. Through a set of antique bronze framed glass doors we see the entry hall and staircase.
View of a sitting area centred on a fireplace, with a selection of contemporary art and a large coffee table covered in beautiful books and objects.
View looking down he length of the sitting room to the bay windows at the far end. The room is livened by pops of bright colour in the furniture and art.
View of a dining room with a fully glazed wall to one side. The long dining table is a dark stained wood. A simple chandelier hangs above.
The upstairs lounge is wallpapered with a bold yellow, whilst the full wall of cabinetry is finished in a satiny black with antique bronze details.

area: 5,500 ft²

client: private

We reintroduced some classical elements to enhance the existing Victorian features of the house, like paneling in the hall and reception rooms. These distinctive additions, paired with the contemporary art and bright colours make for a suitably elegant ambiance. We extended the family space to welcoming rooms in the rear and basement of this classic London house. In contrast we also added modern elements including brass-framed glazed doors and mid century furniture and colours. Photos courtesy of Domus Nova.

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