We are delighted to see our Buckinghamshire Mansion project has featured in the latest volume of the Andrew Martin Interior Design Review, a publication often described as the bible of interior design.
Showcasing some of the world’s most inspiring projects, this annual compendium celebrates creativity, innovation and design excellence and we are honoured to see our work included among such distinguished company.
Originally built in 1938 by celebrated architect John Campbell, this Buckinghamshire mansion has been designed with eclectic comfort: Original Arts and Crafts architecture was infused with Asian art and furnishings of this Grade II listed country house.
We recently revisited and reimagined this unique home, preserving and embracing its architectural integrity, historical significance, and character. Curating from the client’s existing love of Asian art and antiquities, we took inspiration from the architecture and setting to form an elegant and inviting red thread through the house.
