This four star boutique hotel consists of two houses knocked together to create space for 40 rooms, with a design that emphasises its domestic character. The entrance hallway’s original mosaic floor has been restored and its colours provide a palette for the interior design of the rest of the common areas. A walnut floor and bookshelves, the fireplace and the pendant lamp hanging in the window all add to the warm intimate atmosphere.
This four star boutique hotel consists of two houses knocked together to create space for 40 rooms, with a design that emphasises its domestic character. The entrance hallway’s original mosaic floor has been restored and its colours provide a palette for the interior design of the rest of the common areas. A walnut floor and bookshelves, the fireplace and the pendant lamp hanging in the window all add to the warm intimate atmosphere.
The bar was designed as a discreet piece of furniture which also doubles as a breakfast servery, while the dining room was extended by infilling between two existing wings with a wall of windows overlooking the garden. It is connected to the garden by a glass walkway over the lightwell, which is lit up at night to form a blue bridge. The south facing garden was remodelled and lined with timber slat walls and a hardwood deck.
Client Winyard Developments Ltd
Planning Consultant The London Planning Practice
Services EEP
Structure Price and Myers
