23 Billeder af lukket dagligstue med beige vægge, mellemfarvet parketgulv, kalkstensgulv og et skjult TV

When the green velvet fabric came across Studio L's desk they knew it had to be used. Ben Whistler made the elegant bespoke sofa which is a fan favourite! The walls are covered with a glazed abaca textured wallpaper. And to help disguise the bulkhead and tame the vaulted butterfly ceiling, Studio L also covered it in a silk wallcovering all by Phillip Jefferies. The ceiling has a slightly iridescent sheen that, depending on the light, gently changes colour yet is always flattering. Photography by Nick Rochowski

geometric fabric for bespoke buttoned chairs

Sitting room with lounge chairs upholstered in a pink patterned fabric. Pink sofa and marble coffee table.

Combining two rooms with a change in ceiling height we opted to keep the higher part and introduce a cornice. The lower part incorporates a secret lighting cove to wash light across the ceiling. The fireplace is new and has a glass panel in front of it so that the balanced flue is silent and draught free.

Even in this traditionally designed Drawing Room you can find modern technology hidden cleverly in the antique armoire.

Distinctive Interiors

We combined the living room of the house with the extension (originally built as a billiard room) to create a large, light living space. The built-in cupboards form a study area and the painting on the wall slides up to reveal a concealed TV.

Another view of the living room into the kitchen. Nick Rochowski photography

Sitting room with wood burning stove

The curtains and pelmet design were custom made of citrine silk. The Studio designed the lacquer and brass TV cabinet and used a Ralph Lauren Wallpaper to decorate the cabinet doors in a bold palm leaf pattern. The resinate technique was courtsey of Hyde House Furniture. Nick Rochowski Photography

Spacious living room with formal seating