Richmond

Built in the 1920s and extended in the 1960s, this mock-Tudor house in Richmond is a truly beautiful home. The homeowners wanted a relaxed functional house with an interior scheme to complement the period architecture. Our design incorporates bespoke storage and clean lines, interspersed with distinct antique pieces and understated soft furnishings.

The open-plan living area was designed as a space for the whole family. The fabrics and finishes were carefully selected to ensure the space flowed seamlessly with the richly panelled snug and breakfast room, affectionately known as the Sunday room. The name and design of this room was inspired by our client’s desire to have a space devoted to weekend breakfasts and Sunday lunches.

Full luxury interior design

The design of each room started as a blank canvas taking into consideration the architectural details of the property, our client’s personal style and how they wanted each room to function. For the master bedroom, we chose an autumnal colour palette and used layers of texture to complement the room’s aesthetic, while sheer curtains soften the grand proportions and striking architectural features.

Every element of the children’s bedrooms has been carefully considered to provide fun and practicality – a space that can adapt as they grow. Each room features plenty of storage for books, games and toys as well as generous workspace for reading or homework.