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SELECTED PROJECTS

South London Restaurant

L'Antipasto Family run Italian restaurant in the heart of Battersea, South West London. We were asked to give the much loved neighbourhood trattoria a budget friendly face lift, utilising as much of the existing elements as possible.	L'Antipasto We brightened the facade with a fresh paint on all masonry and windows. A floral garland adding an extra pop of colour.	L'Antipasto Central dining space with new flooring, upholstered seats and we carried the green throughout the internal space.
L'Antipasto A freshly finished waiting area for customers.	L'Antipasto Main dining area.	L'Antipasto Buon Appetito
L'Antipasto Service area with new fitted joinery and crisp stone worktop.	L'Antipasto View from the bar dining area.	L'Antipasto Bar dining area.
L'Antipasto Waiting area.	L'Antipasto The conservatory dining area.	L'Antipasto The side entrance to the restaurant with access to the conservatory dining area.
L'Antipasto	L'Antipasto We wanted to highlight the original artwork on the tiles from 1983.	L'Antipasto The existing bar was repainted and a tiled floor added around it, to help zone the spaces.
L'Antipasto Tiling detail.	L'Antipasto Ciao!

London Garden Flat

Garden Flat Open plan kitchen/dining and family room. We opened up the existing kitchen with a side return extension.	Open plan kitchen By adding a side return extension, we were able to create a large, open plan family room/kitchen and dining area. Ideal for the young couple who had just bought the property.	Kitchen We selected matte, handleless kitchen units in Lamp Room Grey to create a seemless, unfussy look.
Hallway/Library The couple had an extensive collection of books, photographs and ornaments, all of which needed to be housed. We decided to build a row of bookcases down the length of the corridor and utilise an otherwise dead space.	Bathroom We extended the bathroom, knocking down the wall between the bath and loo and keeping existing window Victorian window.	Master Bedroom We created a light-well outside the french doors of this bedroom and filled the space with shade loving plants.
Garden As entertaining was very important to this couple, we build a deck straight out of the double doors, which extended the living space directly into the garden. Ideal for al fresco dinners, yoga and parties. We also raised the fence and built a shed for much needed storage. Tucked in, at an angle under the trees, it did not impact in the garden space at all.

Surrey Home

Surrey Home A family home, based in Surrey. During this project we focussed on colour consultancy, styling and reworking the lower ground to suit a young family.	Cloakroom With two young children a downstairs bathroom was essential. We borrowed some space from under the stairs and created a boutique bathroom that did not eat into the existing floor plan.	Cloakroom Detail of cloakroom.
Kitchen The client plans to extend the ground floor in a few years, so wanted a small, yet perfectly formed kitchen, which leads off the dining/family room.	Kitchen As they plan to extend eventually, we decided to keep the original, double glazed door and simply paint it out.	Master Bedroom We built a stud wall to divide the room and hide the wardrobe and create much needed storage.
Master Bedroom The main inspiration for this room was the vintage fabric headboard, from which we picked various pinks and greens.	Master Bedroom With the fireplace covered up, we added some interest on the far wall with shelves, displaying artwork and family photographs.	Master Bedroom Master bedroom dressing table, the client has inherited some Edwardian furniture, so we worked to style various pieces to fit into the space.
Guest Bedroom Palette for this room was inspired by the two beautiful watercolours of the Limpopo which hang above the bed.	Guest Bedroom Details- Sea green velvet curtains.	Guest Bedroom Details- blue toile cushions.
Nursery Gallery wall within the nursery. A curated collection of illustrations, watercolours and family photographs.

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