Leyton Home

In my Leyton Project, the bedroom was designed to wrap around you. Soft, earthy tones, gentle curves and a strong sense of balance help the space feel settled the moment you walk in. Curved edges and generous cornicing give the large wardrobes a softer presence, while tactile bronze wavy handles add a sculptural detail that feels good to use every day. 

The window seat is neatly shaped to its niche, turning a tight area into something useful and comfortable. Inside, the shelving is carefully sized, to perfectly fit my lovely clients’ needs.

It’s a reminder that thoughtful details can make even the most practical elements feel calm and intentional.

The bathroom is routed in tradition but with a clean, contemporary and functional twist,  designed for clients who love character and period style details, but live a busy family life.

In the kitchen warm biscuity cabinetry sits alongside marble worktops and a softly curved plaster hood, creating a kitchen that balances classic detailing with contemporary touches.

A room starts to feel calm when everything has its place. The living area has a full wall of bespoke cabinetry and shelving forms the backbone of the dining space, quietly organising storage and display while giving the room structure.