Classically detailed drawing room within a historic London apartment featuring bespoke joinery, fireplace, tall sash windows and traditional furnishings.

A HISTORIC APARTMENT

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Alterations to an apartment within an early-19th-century villa, to improve circulation and refurbish the interiors. Little remained of the original historic interior scheme and the opportunity was taken to create a new sequence of spaces inspired by Regency detailing. The Interior Designer was Roger Jones of Sibyl Colefax and John Fowler.

Aligned doorways creating an enfilade through the principal reception rooms of a historic London apartment with restored classical detailing.
Decorative stained glass oculus window within a historic London apartment, framed by classical mouldings and curved architectural detailing.
View through a sequence of principal rooms within a historic London apartment, showcasing classical proportions, decorative mouldings and period furnishings.

GALLERY

  • View through interconnecting reception rooms within a historic London apartment, highlighting classical proportions and natural light.
  • Barrel-vaulted corridor within a historic London apartment featuring classical detailing, decorative lighting and period finishes.
  • Architectural detail of a classically detailed doorcase with decorative cornice and traditional joinery in a historic London apartment.
  • Classical fireplace and chimneypiece within a historic London apartment featuring period furnishings and restored architectural detailing.
  • Classically detailed barrel-vaulted ceiling illuminated by a decorative skylight in a historic London apartment.
  • View through a sequence of interconnected rooms within a historic London apartment, showcasing classical proportions and period furnishings.
  • Decorative period fireplace with carved surround and portrait artwork in a historic London apartment.
  • Principal bedroom within a historic London apartment featuring restored period features, classical fireplace and tall sash windows.

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