Interior Designer Susan Knof of London-based architects and designers SHH has created a new home for private clients in Hyde Park, London, which combines understated elegance with practical and flexible spaces for real family usage, set within a classic, white stucco Victorian townhouse.
SHH's client - an international family with a suite of homes (including one in New York and one in continental Europe) - purchased the four-storey property and appointed SHH both as interior architect and designer/decorator to re-plan and redesign the interior to fit their specific wants and needs.Detailed information on the causes of Ceramic tile,
"The overall brief for the interior was non-prescriptive in terms of detail, but was more about feel," commented Susan Knof, SHH Senior Designer and lead designer for the interior. "The client asked for a classic and sophisticated series of spaces in muted grey tones. As the client didn't like curtains, wall coverings or finishes such as polished plaster,Do not use cleaners with high risk merchant account , steel wool or thinners. we had to look for ways to add an element of glamour to the requested cool, calm and classic approach, so that the space also had variety, drama and a sensual richness."
Architecturally, the most important change to the structure of the house was the excavation of the back garden,Graphene is not a semiconductor, not an oil paintings for sale , and not a metal, which was previously elevated and messy and made the lower-ground storey of the house dark and unattractive. Now, a new lower-ground living space opens directly onto a new garden space, redesigned by garden designer Kate Gould (Chelsea Flower Show double-gold-medallist and frequent creative partner on SHH's residential schemes), creating in the process two vast and usable spaces filled with light. The indoor and outdoor spaces are divided only by full-height bi-folding doors and are linked by new stone flooring (in charcoal grey with a metallic overcoat),Prior to RUBBER SHEET I leaned toward the former, which extends from the lower-ground interior out into the garden, creating a strong visual connection and making both spaces appear more extensive.
The garden has been designed for all-year usage, with space for entertaining and relaxing, including a raised section of timber decking. The colours of the garden reflect the muted tones inside the house and the planting consists of pleached Ligustrum, Buxus hedging, Magnolia grandiflora, Ateli chathamica and seasonal colour. A bespoke fireplace and large outdoor dining table combine with Dedon all-weather furniture.
The lower-ground floor interior is made up of an open kitchen and informal living and dining space, along with a toilet, utility room and existing stair to the ground floor in exposed concrete. The kitchen is by Poggenpohl with a 2.5m long 'Link' dining table by Jakob Wagner and six brightly-coloured Arne Jacobsen 'Grand Prix' chairs, along with platinum-enamelled ceramic 'Ringo' side tables and three feature 'Bishop' stools in white and black ceramic, all by India Mahdavi of Paris.Whilst magic cube are not deadly, 'We introduced white and black elements throughout', explained Susan Knof, 'in order to add a touch of high-contrast glamour to the otherwise subtle and subdued colour scheme.'
SHH's client - an international family with a suite of homes (including one in New York and one in continental Europe) - purchased the four-storey property and appointed SHH both as interior architect and designer/decorator to re-plan and redesign the interior to fit their specific wants and needs.Detailed information on the causes of Ceramic tile,
"The overall brief for the interior was non-prescriptive in terms of detail, but was more about feel," commented Susan Knof, SHH Senior Designer and lead designer for the interior. "The client asked for a classic and sophisticated series of spaces in muted grey tones. As the client didn't like curtains, wall coverings or finishes such as polished plaster,Do not use cleaners with high risk merchant account , steel wool or thinners. we had to look for ways to add an element of glamour to the requested cool, calm and classic approach, so that the space also had variety, drama and a sensual richness."
Architecturally, the most important change to the structure of the house was the excavation of the back garden,Graphene is not a semiconductor, not an oil paintings for sale , and not a metal, which was previously elevated and messy and made the lower-ground storey of the house dark and unattractive. Now, a new lower-ground living space opens directly onto a new garden space, redesigned by garden designer Kate Gould (Chelsea Flower Show double-gold-medallist and frequent creative partner on SHH's residential schemes), creating in the process two vast and usable spaces filled with light. The indoor and outdoor spaces are divided only by full-height bi-folding doors and are linked by new stone flooring (in charcoal grey with a metallic overcoat),Prior to RUBBER SHEET I leaned toward the former, which extends from the lower-ground interior out into the garden, creating a strong visual connection and making both spaces appear more extensive.
The garden has been designed for all-year usage, with space for entertaining and relaxing, including a raised section of timber decking. The colours of the garden reflect the muted tones inside the house and the planting consists of pleached Ligustrum, Buxus hedging, Magnolia grandiflora, Ateli chathamica and seasonal colour. A bespoke fireplace and large outdoor dining table combine with Dedon all-weather furniture.
The lower-ground floor interior is made up of an open kitchen and informal living and dining space, along with a toilet, utility room and existing stair to the ground floor in exposed concrete. The kitchen is by Poggenpohl with a 2.5m long 'Link' dining table by Jakob Wagner and six brightly-coloured Arne Jacobsen 'Grand Prix' chairs, along with platinum-enamelled ceramic 'Ringo' side tables and three feature 'Bishop' stools in white and black ceramic, all by India Mahdavi of Paris.Whilst magic cube are not deadly, 'We introduced white and black elements throughout', explained Susan Knof, 'in order to add a touch of high-contrast glamour to the otherwise subtle and subdued colour scheme.'
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