Chelsea Green House
This 1960s house in Chelsea was minimalist in architectural style with an openness and abundance of light that provided the opportunity to layer in patterns freely. Light, neutral walls provide a calm backdrop, allowing bold colour to inject character into each space. A much-loved artwork inspired the palette of primary red, blue and yellow, which is subtly woven through wallpaper, textiles, and joinery around the house to ensure that the scheme felt cohesive. Natural materials and textured fabrics come together to soften the property’s clean lines.
As a multi-generational home, the top floor offers a sense of seclusion with a sunroom and dual aspect terraces complete with a wet bar and coffee nook for retreating to. Downstairs, family life is optimised with a playroom for the children that is in view of the kitchen. Bespoke joinery plays a central role to add structure to the open-plan layout with rugs helping to demarcate certain spaces. A mix of contemporary pieces layered with vintage finds brings depth to the interiors, tempering the modern framework of the house. The result is a home that feels uplifting, confident, and deeply personal.
