This award-winning new-build townhouse in Chelsea, once a historic builder’s yard, was transformed into a five-storey Georgian-style residence through a double-basement excavation in collaboration with architects, contractors, and developers. Designed to balance classic character with a fresh, elegant scheme, the interiors feature bespoke joinery and furnishings throughout. The entrance hall sets the tone with hand-painted Fromental wallpaper, bronze-tinted mirrors, and a bespoke hall table beneath crystal wall lights. A muted, masculine palette defines the ground-floor study, with Hague Blue joinery, a Tom Faulkner chair, and Porta Romana lighting enhancing the library-like atmosphere, while a decorative screen adds privacy and depth. The bespoke staircase by Smet, with polished mahogany handrail and antique bronze spindles, unites all floors. Bedrooms were individually styled, from a refined child’s room with a velvet chenille headboard and Chelsea Textiles bedside table to serene guest suites, each with unique character. The result is a highly tailored home that combines Georgian elegance with contemporary luxury.
