HOW DID YOU COME TO BE INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT?
As with many of our projects, the initial lead came via word of mouth - the architect Chris Snow was on the lookout for interior designers to collaborate with and, after an initial chat, we felt there was real synergy in our approach and styles.
WHAT WERE THE BIGGEST PRIORITIES FOR THE HOMEOWNERS?
To create a space that catered for cross-generational family living. It was important to unite the space while simultaneously reflecting the unique tastes of the two brothers, their families and their parents. The brothers wanted the house to reflect their love of history, passion for travel and international heritage; they live between Nairobi and London and are of Indian descent.
WHAT WAS THE HOUSE LIKE BEFORE AND HOW HAS IT CHANGED?
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