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The rich colour palette, inspired by the
sun setting over the Thames, ranges from
rusts to burgundy and midnight blues, set
against dramatic dark grey walls. The Living
spaces include a lounge, with a rust and
blue colourway, and a library/piano room
with two pale grey armchairs and a chaise
lounge. The duplex also offers a study, large
kitchen with a walk-in pantry and islandbar,
as well as a formal dining area - the
perfect space for entertaining. Indicative
of Goddard Littlefair, the scheme features
bespoke furniture and finishes throughout.
The Dining Room
The Study; the use of mirror at the back of shelving creates the
illusion of space and further glimpses of views to beguile the senses.
From the entrance of the front door one is
drawn to the study and the first impression
of the view. The acrylic desk was purposeful
as anything more solid would have created
more of a barrier to the glazing which is
where the viewer wants to be. We focused
the eye even more by painting the walls
and ceiling out in a dark blue grey colour,
deliberately producing a calm and less
distracting space. - Jo Littlefair, Co-Founder
and Director of Goddard Littlefair
Another layer of exceptional detail is
the bespoke art collection sourced by
Goddard Littlefair. The artworks feature
a series of striking geometric abstracts
that respond to major London landmark
buildings, including the Shard, as well as
the surrounding views and environment,
creating symmetry throughout.