This 18th-century family home in Greenwich was reimagined with a focus on space planning and style, working alongside a local architect to create a contemporary lower ground floor with five distinct areas, including a new open-plan kitchen, dining room, family snug, study, and dog room leading to landscaped gardens with Canary Wharf views. A glass extension with roof lights and sliding doors maximises light, while a textured Armourcoat feature wall adds drama and tranquillity. In the dining room, a full-height antique mirror, B&B Italia circular dining set, bespoke rugs from the Juliette Byrne x Matthew Wailes collection, and a bronze Cameron Design pendant create a sophisticated atmosphere. The drawing room pairs a curved Minotti sofa in Chanel-style tweed with Oficina Inglesa armchairs beneath Bella Figura chandeliers, bringing elegance and structure. The master bedroom was designed as a serene retreat, with a faux leather upholstered feature wall, Romo textured wallpaper, and layers of neutral tones accented with navy and blue. Robert Langford furnishings, Abbott & Boyd velvet, and William Yeoward patterned fabric enhance the sense of comfort, framed by Chase Erwin curtains that capture views over the garden and beyond.
