The Art of Design Issue 39 2019 | Page 10

10 The Mews House The mews house, consisting of five floors, panels in the media room. The FF&E finishing features a much more contemporary design. brings together all aspects of this project, The furnishings are a fun, cool selection of including specially commissioned artwork by items from suppliers such as Porada, lighting exciting up-and-coming artists and bespoke by Tom Kirk and WonderGlass that reflect furniture and lighting, all enriching the user the more modern influence in the interiors. A experience of this extraordinary home.” stunning glass lift within a metal lattice open shaft runs between floors within a tapered Thanks to a team of highly skilled architects cantilevered stone staircase hand carved by and interior designers, contractors, engineers, Ian Knapper. and artisans, the end result is a stunning example of best practice in restoration. Rupert Martineau, Associate Interior Designer Not only are the interiors and finishes at SHH, explains: “Belgravia House has been sophisticated, elegant and executed to the designed with the utmost attention to detail, highest standard, they effortlessly showcase with intricately appointed interiors featuring the classic detailing of the Grade I Listed throughout, from the historic mouldings to elements while successfully integrating all the the junctions of the heated glazing in the amenities of a contemporary home. spa lounge and pool hall, right down to the different colours of the stitching in the leather www.shh.co.uk