Design Industry Weekly News Friday 21st July 2017 | Issue 186
Meon Building Contractors Ltd Meon Building Contractors Ltd were commissioned to renovate Norland Square, a grade-two listed building into a practical family home whilst maintaining a contemporary design. The designers were requested to demolish the back of the house at the... READ MORE...
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Run For The Hills The design brief was to create a beautiful master suite in the light-filled first floor of the client’s Georgian townhouse in Islington, London. Run For The Hills were tasked with fashioning an entire floor of the building into a sizeable master bedroom and bathroom. READ MORE... 4 Design Industry Weekly News
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Llama Group The Llama Group was instructed by their client to look at the complete redesign and extension of their existing property, which involved several extensions as well as removing all the existing ground and 1st floors to enable a complete redesign of these floors. This was to maximise floor space as well as head room with the reduction of... READ MORE...
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Milani Home
Milani Home and Cantori introduce the Twist Sofa, using a pale gold frame and Bellagio velvet seats and cushions compliment in an oyster colour. The shaped hand-rubbed and hand-polished to create a stable design... READ MORE... 8 Design Industry Weekly News
d dove-grey leather strips to create a distinctly unique design. d iron frame has a continuous wire feed which has been welded,
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Artemi & Gibbs Situated in leafy Hadley Wood, the exclusive collection of apartments offer luxurious interiors, the latest technology, lifestyle and security; appealing to celebrities, footballers and high profile business people alike. Set in a... READ MORE... Design Industry Weekly News 11
Rockwood Custom Homes This stunning zen home was inspired by a vision of indoor and outdoor “flow�; contemporary lines and soft edges invoke both warmth and serenity. Many subtle but high-end details charm you as you make your way through... READ MORE...
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BTL Property Ltd This project was a full house refurbishment as well as a full basement development. The scope of the works included the specification of all joinery, hard finishes, bathrooms, lighting, paint, and all soft furnishings. This was to be a full house refurbishment with the purpose to not only create far more space for the client and their family but to drastically move... READ MORE... Design Industry Weekly News 15
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Kon-strux Developments A contemporary piece of history: this residential celebration of the Prairie landscape focuses on southern views across the river valley and simple opulence inside. This new build occupies a sloped innercity lot in an established community. With two storeys above grade in front, and four... READ MORE... Design Industry Weekly News 17
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Aurum Home Aurum Home present the Evil Eye Cabinet, a piece featuring brass pillar legs with a tongue-in-cheek evil eye sculpture handle fitted in marble and lapis lazuli. Standing at 68� in height, the contemporary cabinet features brass legs, MDF lacquered cupboard, brass evil eye handle with marble... READ MORE... Design Industry Weekly News 19
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Taylor Interiors This project involved the interior design package and fit-out of a private residential apartment in central London, excluding bathrooms and kitchen. The brief given to Taylor Interiors was to create a complete fit-out and furnishing package for the entrance hall, living & dining room, master bedroom, guest bedroom and... READ MORE... Design Industry Weekly News 21
Designer in Profile - Ray Thompson Position within company Director Company Thompson + Baroni Architects Website www.thompsonbaroni.com Tell us a little about your background in design (education, experience, etc) Studied in the UK and US and did my finals at the Architectural Association in London. I have worked in the United Staes and Middle East but spent probably twenty years now in London- working for a couple of design practices and then set up Thompson + Baroni with Carolina Baroni in 2001 How would you describe your personal interior design style? I personally prefer a minimal approach. I really don’t like ornamentation or decoration and prefer to see and feel the space and the light of a room. I love good quality materials and finishes especially natural materials like stone and wood and also like hand finishes renders like marmorino or tedelacht.
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