Think delicate, elegant and dainty with equal measures of sturdy, strong and high quality… this was the goal for a private client’s kitchen gallery rails. A well-known interior design house approached us for a variety of items for the re-design of their private client’s kitchen.
A long-standing client was seeking a ‘statement’ four-poster bed for a project in Russia. The client’s initial desire was for a four-poster, constructed from long sections of faux-bamboo in solid brass. There was a technical challenge with this initial concept, as solid brass is particularly heavy an
Earlier this year, we had the pleasure of being approached by luxury lifestyle & clothing brand Holland Cooper, during their search for beautifully made saddle racks, destined for their stores and concession in Harrods, London.
Teo Lloyd, an independent luxury ladies’ fashion boutique, originally in the heart of Chelsea. Beautifully intimate and stylish, the layout of which needed careful consideration to maximise the available space. Eleven clothes rails;…
The spaces we choose to call our own, our homes, our sanctuaries, are sometimes only as we wish them to be in our dreams. Translating the dream into reality can be a challenge and as painstaking and as delightful as it is delicate. Jane Lawson, a longstanding client, has kindly
Imagine… the breeze is warm, the air sweet… the table is set and your guests are on their way… a garden party is possibly the loveliest of gatherings, under the stars and surrounded by nature. We believe this was in mind when a client recently commissioned our team
History shows that the humble pot rack has been part of life as early as the 1700s, helping to organise kitchens around the globe. Early pot rack designs were often made from heavy metals such as wrought iron, with alternative designs in wood appearing later.
This bespoke home gym was created for a renowned interior design company, whose client was inspired by old school gymnasiums and gentleman’s club interiors. Instead of a hi-tech, clinical looking space, their carefully curated mood board reflected the design intention for their basement gym to be a grown-up natural continuation of their home. It was important to them that this new space didn’t feel like an uncomfortable add-on.
This project, brought to us by a world-renowned Interior Designer, was to create a large bar and back bar solution for a private house in England. The location for the bar and back bar was in fact to be in the newly constructed Hunting Lodge within the grounds of the estate, which
The Kensington Hotel, London was to be refurbished. More specifically, the bar area was to be revamped and we were more than happy to assist when this project came to us in August 2015. Alexander Waterworth Interiors appointed us to design and make a bespoke shelving system to beautifully display
