Our client sought a space that not only better aligned with their lifestyle, but also exuded a refined yet relaxed style that would subtly reference the building’s post-war roots.

Our sophisticated new colour palette featured greys, navy blues and pale greens, while sumptuous silks and wools added rich texture. A selection of gorgeous mid-century antiques, which we sourced specifically for the project, nod to the building’s heritage.

The house required a complete rethinking of its internal layout. One of our most significant decisions was to relocate the staircase to the side of the property, allowing it to run from top to bottom in one continuous sweep of bespoke walnut, enhancing both the aesthetic and functional flow of the home.

During the extensive demolition work, the contractors uncovered an unexpected surprise: a hidden basement, previously unknown to the former owner. This discovery added an entirely new floor to the project, which we converted into a small home gym, bathroom and a separate storage room.

The transformation of this mid-century townhouse not only respects its heritage but also gave the client a sophisticated and comfortable living space that perfectly suits their needs and lifestyle.