The Brief
Shaped by her grandparents' avant-garde 1960s home, a client found a two-storey flat, interiors untouched. After years in Los Angeles and a return to London, she wanted to be pushed toward who she'd become.
The Key Decision
The ground floor's low 1960s ceilings might have called for lightening and lifting. Instead, the decision was one immersive ochre drawn from an ancient pigment, with a hand-painted sunray ceiling echoing a vintage Emilio Pucci scarf. Upstairs is a quieter green and pink, a collaborative counterpoint from the start.
The Outcome
A home with real conviction, deeply personal, that changed how it looks and how she lives in it.
Notting Hill,
Pied à Terre
Press:
House & Garden, the cover of Living Etc, Ideat, and Manera
Photography: Christopher Horwood
“One colour, committed to completely: immersive, uncompromising, and alive at every hour, from a bright morning to velvet curtains and glowing sconces at night.”
