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Residential interior

Whatman Road

A full renovation of a Marylebone townhouse, with study joinery, a new staircase and timber panelling throughout.Marylebone, London · 2024
Elegant wood-panelled dining room interior with warm oak tones
The dining room at Whatman Road - oak panelling and a quiet palette.

Our approach

The staircase was rebuilt and re-clad in oak with a hand-sawn balustrade, its treads shaped to soften the turn of the stair. In the study we built floor-to-ceiling joinery with concealed lighting, a desk that cantilevers from the wall, and drawers cut to hold the owner's instruments. Linenfold panelling lines the hallway, its carved detail echoing the mouldings of the period without imitating them.

The result

The result is a house that feels quieter than its footprint - every surface accounted for, nothing added that does not earn its place. The joinery, the stair and the panelling were all made in our workshop and installed by our own team.

Project gallery

Elegant wood-panelled dining room interior with warm oak tones
The dining room, panelled and lined in oak.
Refined wood-panelled sitting room with soft natural light
A sitting room wrapped in warm timber panelling.
Floor-to-ceiling timber feature wall in a dining room
Floor-to-ceiling joinery anchoring the dining room.
Organic modern interior with natural wood furniture and soft furnishings
The first-floor reception, mixed media and natural wood.

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