The Art of Design Issue 34 2018 | Page 120

120 As well as ensuring the space was functional for the whole The upstairs space was somewhat self-contained, which is family, it was also important for individuals to have their appealing to families who have children who will likely want own space, so Vesta had to consider tailoring the bedrooms independence as they grow older.” to this requirement. Chris adds: “Every room had full media capabilities, with all bedrooms pre-wired should they wish to Isleworth itself is a small town which offers a village setting add an entertainment system, such as Sonos, allowing people within easy commute of Central London, and its riverside to enjoy their own space, with their own music. location is appealing to residents of all ages and Fitzroy Gate has a real sense of community. “When it came to design, it was important that each room was designed to suit each generation; the master and second Residents even have use of a private communal garden space bedroom were situated on the first floor and we took a more where they can entertain on the banks of the Thames, giving a traditional approach to the design of these rooms as they family further flexibility. would be used by the parents and grandparents of the family. Both had an ensuite bathroom for convenience. The kids’ bedrooms were on the second floor, with their own shared bathroom, and were large enough for additional seating should they wish to have friends over or have some privacy from the rest of the family as they grow older. Furthermore, later in life, elderly members can make use of the onsite care home, giving their children the peace of mind that comes with being close by. For further information about Vesta Interior Design, please contact 0800 135 7888 or visit: www.vesta-london.co.uk