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MARYLEBONE TERRACE
Marylebone House was designed to be a
family home overlooking Regent’s Park.
The aim was to create a timeless aesthetic
that combines the old and the new with a
classical backdrop and a light, fresh palette.
The house was then layered with unique
eclectic pieces and standout contemporary
British artworks that focus on highlighting
the magnificent proportions and
architectural features of the property.
The property was previously occupied as
a commercial space and then stripped
back to a raw open concrete shell and so
the only original feature was the façade.
This meant that we were lucky enough
to choose all of the new cornicing,
plasterwork and architraves. We wanted
to work with the heritage of the building
and so our aim was to sensitively reinstate
the Georgian architectural features of the
property and work sensitively to the history
of the building.
We opted for a combination of textures
and materials in the property to add layers
of warmth and interest, which make each
room feel comfortable and homely. We are
passionate about using natural materials
such as oaks, linens, wools, silks and sisals
as they bring so much warmth and depth
to a scheme. Juxtaposing materials against
each other is a great way to stop the space
feeling static and is pleasing to the eye.