This family home in Chelsea was a wonderful project, which I was involved in from the early point that the house was stripped back to brick internally.  Working alongside the architects, Sacks Maguire, we transformed the space into a chic and comfortable, contemporary home, with some details that suited the Georgian Facade of the building. The hallway lights were bespoke designed for this project by Craig Jenkins

The Multiple clocks were an Alice-in-Wonderland element to make it a playful space

This opulent formal dining room had a metallic damask wallpaper with tree forms in crushed glass, which can only be seen at certain angles. The wenge-topped dining table has Murano glass legs. The chandelier is the 'Arctic Pear' by Ocre, Sadly, this show-stopping room was not professonally shot, post the art and mirrors going up

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This bedroom is neither blue nor green. Only the human eye seems able to capture its colour! The room was for a 12 year old girl and had a peacock theme
The bedside tables are 'Illusion' by Essey, and look like perspex table cloths. The ornate headboard was bespoke-made from perspex. Genuine butterflies and chinese antique art decorate alongside a multi-wall hook collection

Fabrics by Liberty and Prestigious. Table lamps by Dar

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Working with the architects, we co-ordinated the design of the en-suite bathroom to go with the bedroom design using stone and mosaic tiles. This room design received a lot of press and attention

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This Mondrian-style bedroom was for a young teenage boy who wanted a modern finish with primary yellow (based on his love of a football team's colours). By adding the red and blue and mimicking this artist's well-known work and teaming it with some famous mid-century lighting and chair designs, I hoped this would be more timeless and take him into adulthood with practicality and pride