Situated in an old Victorian hospital development the striking lateral space is punctuated by large sash windows, leading you through to the large open plan living space. Finished with white oak herringbone floors and soft white walls the designers created a neutral and warm palette on which they layered carefully curated iconic vintage pieces and one-off antiques. This was the perfect backdrop for introducing more contemporary pieces and carefully selected bespoke elements. Covet & Noir particularly loved the hand-crafted bar stools they commissioned to sit at the kitchen island. Expertly upholstered in a rich mustard velvet they added character to the modern kitchen.

The high ceilings and large blank walls were crying out for art. An important part of designers brief was to source a collection of art for their clients. Using a curated mix of original pieces, lithographs and prints they added life into this architecturally beautiful home. As with most of their projects, the designers sourced everything from furniture, to lighting, right down to the salt and pepper shakers.

Project by Covet & Noir

Photography by Edmund Dabney