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Stanford Wood Cottage extension and conversion project by Absolute Architecture. Photos by Jaw Designs, Kitchens and joinery by Ben Heath.

OWN LONDON has completed a sensitive two-year renovation of a five-storey listed townhouse in London’s Knightsbridge, blending historic character with modern family living.
The design preserves original features such as grand staircases, sash windows, and ornate mouldings, while introducing contemporary finishes like polished plaster, bold marble, and custom joinery.
Two identical master suites on the first and second floors each have private terraces, bathrooms, and dressing areas, one clad in antique mirrors, the
other in suede panelling. The third-floor children’s bedrooms feature matching trundle beds and bespoke carpets for comfort and style.
The ground floor offers elegant living and dining spaces. The lower ground floor includes a relaxed family room with banquette seating, staff quarters, and a guest powder room detailed with reeded marble. This level opens to a private courtyard framed by brick arches and mirrored walls, creating a secluded oasis.
OWN LONDON expertly marries heritage and contemporary design, crafting a timeless home for modern family life.

Corner sofa and large armchair with footstool. Brass coffee table and console.

Création d'un meuble salon avec différent espace de rangement.
Ensemble en laqué blanc et noir mat, alliant une touche de chêne clair.
Intégrant la cheminée, la télévision et des niches de rangements pour livres et décoration.

Have you ever seen such a beautiful living space? This project bursts with character, featuring a striking palette that brings energy and warmth to the space. It’s such an engaging and uplifting atmosphere!
Creating a beautifully cohesive and functional living space with our clients in Hertfordshire was a pleasure. The design was centred around the style of home and our client’s bubbly personality to ensure a balance of elegance and warmth which is both a stylish and inviting retreat.
The paint choice was from the colours of the eclectic wallpaper which is simply divine. Potters Pink came from the base of the wallpaper and Rhubarb is found in the flowers. The gorgeous wallpaper led to the rest of the furniture being vibrant and picked from the colours within.
We concentrated and designed the space to be centred on the middle part, crafting a faux chimney breast, hand-painted in ‘Potters Pink’, where the integrated New Forest fireplace provided a striking focal point. We then built outwards into the space and framed this feature with our lay-in shaker cabinetry on either side, hand-painted in the rich, earthy tones of ‘Rhubarb’, complemented by floating shelves with integrated lighting – perfect for displaying treasured items while adding soft illumination to the whole space. The Corston Bayswater handles in antique brass provide the perfect finishing touch, enhancing the classic-meets-contemporary aesthetic.
The surrounding walls, including a beautifully curved bay window, have been completed with our custom wall panelling, finished in ‘Rhubarb’.
We teamed up with Lewcon Audio Visual to install the TV. This meant a seamless TV installation that ensured technology blended effortlessly into the design.
This beautiful living room project is a testament to the beauty of handcrafted details and thoughtful designs that match our client’s bubbly personality and eclectic style.

This beautiful little cute cottage is a renovation project we carried out in Cornwall. We transformed a very sad and neglected old miners cottages into a stunning boutique seaside retreat

Three-bedroom terraced house in new development. The client's brief was to create an interior for the ground floor that felt fresh and contemporary. Custom-made furniture and accessories offer both quality and personality. The built-in tv/ fire unit incorporated nicely displayed shelving with soft concealed led lighting, providing a stylish focal point in the sitting room.

Stanford Wood Cottage extension and conversion project by Absolute Architecture. Photos by Jaw Designs, Kitchens and joinery by Ben Heath.

This cosy, yet light and airy, traditional living room is perfect for our founder Laura and her family. It also provides an ideal retreat for Laura and her husband to enjoy some quality time together, away from the family-oriented zones.
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