A mirror to the city
Homes
On the top two floors of a London tower the studio fabricates a faceted ribbon of wall that flows through the spaces, employing different materialities as it goes. It anchors the interiors together and balances the panoramic views opposite.
“The studio has relished playing with ‘intelligent’ glass that turns opaque at the flick of a switch and a palette of materials that runs through the principal spaces ranging from patterned marbles through to lacquered finishes, painted glass, veneers and mirrors.”
THE TELEGRAPH
The principal dressing room and bathroom are formed from differing panels of precious marbles and veneers as a continuation of the lacquered wall of the sitting room. They contain extensive functions including a study area for two, closets and bathroom vanities.
On the top floor of the penthouse, facing the extensive terraces, a wall of shelving changes in function: from a desk area to a planted wall, and then emerging into a rooftop kitchen.
Orion Capital
