The Art of Design Issue 82 2026 | Page 21

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Architectural detailing, carefully considered lighting, and an earth toned material palette establish a sense of continuity from room to room, while each space retains its own distinct character. The result is a home that feels expansive without losing the warmth expected of a private residence.
“ One of the most important considerations throughout the project was making sure the interior felt equally suited to entertaining and everyday living. Open social spaces encourage connection, while quieter areas provide moments of retreat. I loved designing this project, it allowed me to create a space that blends luxury with comfort to deliver a truly turnkey living experience.” Saffron Harper-Ward, Interior Designer at A. LONDON
In the principal suite, a bespoke upholstered headboard in warm caramel tones anchors the room, set against textured wall coverings and flowing linen drapery. Bronze detailing and a velvet accent seat add personality to a palette that favours depth and warmth, with texture and materiality taking centre stage throughout.
Each guest bedroom carries its own bespoke headboard design, giving every room a distinct focal point while remaining connected to the wider interior. One pairs a richly patterned floral headboard with deep greens, warm timber and bronze and black accents, drawing on traditional craftsmanship within an entirely contemporary setting. Another introduces softer blush and terracotta tones through a sculptural headboard finished with contrasting velvet piping. Throughout, subtle patterned wallpapers and textured accessories add depth without disturbing