St Heliers House

“Floors and ceilings were a starting point and the broadest canvas for the introduction of texture. Tired sun-bleached timber floors were replaced with planks of wide oak and the same oak, in a narrower board, was applied to the ceiling, with the sense of craft amplified by an exquisite negative detail to the perimeter. The contrast of the light-coloured, Marmorino plaster walls, with rebated skirting boards, heightens the effect of the material layering.”

– Bureaux

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As seen on Homestyle

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