This luxury apartment in a new-build senior living complex in Fulham was just an empty white box when purchased. The flat, purpose built for independent living, was a blank canvas, completely devoid of personality, but it presented a broad spectrum of design opportunities.  The client was keen to take advantage of our sustainable interior design expertise so we jumped at the chance to work on the project.

My client already had an extensive art collection and wanted to keep as many of her pieces as possible. We collaborated to choose paint colours that were environmentally-friendly (low VOCs) and would provide the ideal background for her artworks, whilst adding warmth and comfort. 

We strove to reuse as much furniture from her previous home as possible, as she had a number of beautiful antique pieces. In addition, we worked to source desirable second-hand pieces, or items with a low environmental footprint to complete the scheme.  Bespoke joinery was designed and installed to create a home office, and to provide storage for her books and objets d’art.

To cater for her mobility issues, we motorised the curtains, and added mobility aids in the bathrooms to enable her to continue to live independently for as long as possible.