When Eleanor approached our studio, her master bedroom had remained unchanged for over a decade. What emerged from the collaboration was a tranquil sanctuary anchored in natural materials and considered restraint.
From the first consultation I felt heard. The team didn’t impose a vision — they excavated mine. Every textile, every millwork detail, every brass fitting feels as though it was always meant to be here. I walk into my bedroom now and exhale.
Eleanor M., Kensington
Eleanor’s brief centred on quietness — a room that would slow her down at the end of each day. We began by stripping the space back to its architectural bones, revealing generous ceiling heights that had been obscured by heavy cornicing. A bespoke headboard wall in quarter-sawn English oak became the room’s single statement, its grain running floor to ceiling to draw the eye upward.
Textiles were sourced from a single Belgian linen house to ensure tonal consistency across bedding, curtains, and the upholstered bench at the foot of the bed. The palette — undyed flax, pale rose, and warm stone — shifts subtly with the light throughout the day without ever announcing itself.
The transformation took eleven weeks from concept to final styling. Eleanor later told us it was the first home project where the finished result surpassed what she had imagined — and that she now looks forward to the end of each evening more than ever before.