Family flat, Camden Town

Residential interior design consultancy

  • Joined the project mid-renovation, at the client's request

  • Reconciled two diverging visions, including reworking the dining / sitting room layout

  • Guided decisions on space planning, paint, flooring / tiling, kitchen, and walk-in wardrobe

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Hallway with a wooden floor and wall lights in a Camden Town family flat
Hallway with a wooden floor and wall lights in a Camden Town family flat
Room mid-renovation with a wooden floor and sliding glass doors in a Camden Town family flat
Room mid-renovation with a wooden floor and sliding glass doors in a Camden Town family flat
White kitchen with brass handles and a built-in wine rack in a Camden Town family flat
Sitting and dining room mid-renovation, with a large window, in a Camden Town family flat
Sitting and dining room mid-renovation, with a large window, in a Camden Town family flat

When I was asked to help with the renovation of a flat for these clients and their two adorable daughters, their renovations were already underway.

While some decisions had been made and products ordered, others were coming thick and fast, at too high a speed for working professionals to handle, and in areas they were less familiar with. Moreover, both had clear ideas of what they wanted, but some preferences diverged.

With the construction clock ticking, together we worked through a number of topics, helping their visions align to create greater coherence and harmony in the design. Perhaps the greatest change came from reconsidering the location and layout of the dining and sitting rooms, which another designer had initially provided.

Areas of advice included

  • Space planning

  • Colour (walls, floors, doors)

  • Flooring and tiling

  • Kitchen design revisions

  • Walk-in wardrobe design

Photo credits: Arturas Libikas, LA Building Services