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Written by Marcia Peters
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Chelsea Town House

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Written by Marcia Peters
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Old radio turned in to a bar unit Reception Area Aluminium window frame altered with glass shelves to create display area for artefacts and a view of the vertical garden.

Close up of vertical garden with marble slabs in a variety of shades Vertical garden as seen from above little niche in corner of the room now a feature by displaying art objects and books Living room Privacy screen on a window facing the street, by using translucent onyx, light is allowed in during day time whilst the window is backlit at night time. Seating area in the outdoor space of the light shaft, vertical garden in the background.
 Master bedroom with bespoke headboard  Closeup of bed back and decorative pillows            Display in master bathroom with back wall tiled with Ann Sacks mosaics   Master bathroom with a multi coloured sink on a marble top with Ann Sacks mosaics as backsplash
Teenager's bedroom, neutral colours with a splash of red Storage/display for the teenager's guitars Comfortable loveseat from Designers Guild, blinds made with Siwa charcoal fabric from the Jam Space Ornamental Stories collection
Teenager's bathroom with a splash of red  Youngest daughter's bathroom, who told us she wanted blue and green in her room Youngest daughter's bedroom with magnetic blue wallpaper   Lotus blue and green wallpaper by Jam Space used in the guest bathroom        Mosaic tiled backsplash in the kitchen

CHELSEA, LONDON TERRACED HOUSE | RESIDENTIAL
BRIEF

Luminosity, generous display zones and creating links between the various floors of this house were key to the thinking behind this design. A central shaft linking the floors together was turned into a vertical garden embedded within Mondrian inspired marble pattern and antiqued mirror panels. The latter allow the owners to look into different parts of the house through the mirror reflections.  An out-dated unnecessary aluminium window was turned into a seamless glass display case, further adorned by the vertical garden in the background. The bedrooms were refurnished and decorated to reflect the personalities of the tenants. An intellectual art loving writer, a young teen with a passion for the guitar and a little girl whose favourite colour is blue. The master bathroom was gutted and reconfigured to become more space efficient and practical.