This week’s instalment of the Project of the Week series features a masculine flat design by 2023 SBID Awards Finalist, Diego Correa Interior Design.
Diego Correa Interior Design was instructed to design this flat for a single gentleman who wanted his home to be inspired by the Industrial Chic style with a relaxed feel, stylish and masculine where all the items proposed reflected his interest and individual lifestyle.
SBID Awards Category: Residential Budget Up To £50,0000
Practice: Diego Correa Interior Design
Project: Clapham Junction
Location: London, United Kingdom
My client wanted me to get inspiration from the Industrial chic style, keeping it masculine, casual, and welcoming.
I would say two things: The client: his lifestyle, interests, and character, and second: the use of colour in many metal structures of Victorian times.
Due to the modest dimensions of the space, the toughest challenge was to find pieces that work well together, that have the right dimensions without being small, and finally that there is a good flow between them so the flat feels and is comfortable visually and in spacial terms.
Being able to create a specific space for every use in the flat but at the same time feeling that smooth transition between them makes the flat feel, having the right proportions and is rich to experience.
The excitement of believing that there is something positive being said by the project and wanting to share that with colleagues and a bigger audience is really important; acts of creation are to be shared.
It means a lot to me; the fact that an ethically well-chosen jury has found elements that they consider either good, beautiful, consistent, or unique in my project so they together offer a solution in interiors that is attractive and hopefully rounded is a recognition of the skills needed to achieve that outcome and as such it increases exposure, credibility, and recognition as a good and creative professional. There is no professional that does not want this endorsement.
Questions answered by Diego Correa, Director of Diego Correa Interior Design.
We hope you feel inspired by this week’s design!
If you missed the last instalment of Project of the Week, featuring a luxe bedroom suite design by Bayswater Interiors, click here to read it.
This week’s instalment of the Project of the Week series features a bespoke bedroom suite design by 2023 SBID Awards Finalist, Bayswater Interiors.
Bayswater Interiors provided full service interior design for this project which included all aspects of the design of the Principal Bedroom Suite. An extension was added to this magnificent period country home which enabled the space to be reconfigured. Bayswater Interiors scope began with the initial space planning to ensure the layout fulfilled the brief and continued through to lighting design, design of all bespoke joinery, selection of all finishes and fixtures used and finally with accessorizing and styling of the space.
SBID Awards Category: KBB Design
Practice: Bayswater Interiors
Project: Luxe Bedroom Suite
Location: Worcestershire, United Kingdom
The clients were building their dream home and this was to be a once in a lifetime project. They wanted a comfortable family home that was perfect for entertaining friends as well as spending time together as a family, and they were keen on sports and fitness so a gym was a necessity. They wanted high quality materials that would last and stand up to the rigours of pets and teen children and wanted the interior design of their home to be welcoming and casual rather than a stuffy show home.
The clients had lived in the USA for a few years previously and liked the West Coast style so American interiors were an influence. The architecture of the property meant that there was extensive glazing with views to the gardens so we also used a calming neutral palette but with soft and natural colours to try and link the indoor and outdoor space.
A delay to the window delivery meant that there was a knock on to other elements such as plastering and decorating but the builders did a sterling job to try and keep to the overall schedule. We had a couple of stock issues with chosen items but we managed to find alternatives. Overall this was a lovely project to work on and we had fabulous clients!
The handover day was definitely the highlight, seeing the client’s reaction to the finished home, complete with all the furnishings and accessories. They also had a party not long after which I was invited to, and to see the reaction of their friends and family to the interiors was wonderful.
The SBID awards recognise excellent design, both in the UK and Internationally. I am always inspired by the projects that are shortlisted and have gained immense pride from being shortlisted for the awards previously too. I am incredibly proud of the work that we do as a small Interior Design Studio and wanted a chance to share our work with a wider audience, including our peers.
I’m delighted to be a finalist and so pleased for our clients too that their home has been shortlisted. Whilst a lot of our work is from repeat clients or via word-of mouth, I think new clients in particular are pleased to know that your work is recognised as being at a certain level, and from a business perspective that makes being the awards very helpful.
Questions answered by Gemma Hill, Creative Director of Bayswater Interiors.
If you missed the last instalment of Project of the Week, featuring a modern office design by Elkus Manfredi Architects, click here to read it.
Welltek’s mission is to offer a complementary range of design-led solutions to support human needs and create office environments that not only inspire, but improve the health and wellbeing of employees. Explore some of the latest additions to Welltek’s workplace essentials!
Bulo For over 60 years Bulo has been creating, producing and providing quality furniture for the workspace and home. Several of their designs have become Design Classics over the years, including the Monica chair – a soft, organic lounge chair with a solid wooden structure and a ‘draped’ upholstered soft shell resting on it. The duality of the chair is based on contrasts between hard and soft, static and fluid.
Perfectly suited to hospitality, commercial and domestic settings, Bulo furniture raises the bar when it comes to elegance and sophistication. Made in Belgium, all upholstered furniture is available in a wide range of fabric and leather options to suit every individual project. The product range is vast and includes co-ordinated shelves and desks, soft seating, executive and dining chairs.
Chat Board Welltek is proud to represent the Danish brand Chat Board in the UK as sole distributor. The original and first of its kind, the CHAT BOARD® magnetic glass board saw the light of day in 2003 as the joint invention of glass specialist Hans Henning Jensen and his hotelier daughter, Josefine Honoré.
The deceptively simple product was conceived from a wish to elevate the conventional marker board to a higher aesthetic level, and to encourage and strengthen visual communication by offering the definitive alternative to the generic magnetic whiteboard. Not only did it set a new industry standard as the first-ever floating, magnetic drawing board made of glass with no visible hardware, it really came to inspire the use of coloured glass surfaces as a powerful interior design feature.
Today Chat Board’s range includes wall-mounted and free-standing versions in a wide range of colours and sizes in classic or matt finishes. The mobile versions double as room dividers, with the option of class 1 acoustic panels to help create multi-functional spaces in any commercial, healthcare, or domestic setting.
About Welltek Ltd
The Founders of Welltek feel strongly based on their own experiences that it’s not enough to design interiors that look amazing. Obviously, everyone wants to live and work in an environment that looks great but whether a space is healthy is often overlooked. Welltek believes that the built environment should do us good, not harm. So we provide solutions that enhance air quality and natural light, as well as award winning, *multi-functional* furniture designed to reduce noise pollution and everyday stress – the elements which we believe most affect human health from the moment you step into the building.
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JMDA first met their client during lockdown, redesigning and developing their well-established cocktail bar of Little Stonegate, York. After working with them on their latest, highly successful, Tiki Bar venture, they were invited to create a new concept for their nightclub. As one of York’s most iconic music venues, they were ecstatic to be involved in another project so close to home.
The concept was inspired by the impressive original features of the space. With high ceilings and exposed brickwork, the New York nightclub scene was heavily used for inspiration throughout. This juxtaposition of the gritty warehouse feel of the existing building and the introduction of opulent design installations and iconic statement features will evolve Vudu to new heights.
The aim was to reveal the hidden gem of Vudu, building on its foundations to evolve the brand to ‘icon’ status, providing an experience that must be seen to be believed.
Upon entering the club, a jagged brushed-brass staircase with recessed, backlit handrail lifts you up into the enigmatic space above. Directly above, a feature LED waterfall chandelier sparkles and pulses to the beat of the music coming from an infinity-mirrored DJ booth.
The bar features a metal caged front with backlit lettering and a rustic-finished backbar towering high on an exposed brick wall. Hidden behind the bar, is the VIP. A secretive space decorated entirely in a seductive pink, is encompassed by curved fixed seating and towered over by a feature wine wall.
Emma from JMDA said, “This project was important to us in many ways. With the client being local and having a good relationship with them, we were pleased to have been appointed on their latest project. This project was also something a bit different for us! Being involved smaller, more independent projects means we can let our creativity run wild, push our boundaries, and show people what JMDA truly have to offer.”
About Jonathon Morgan Design Associates Limited
JMDA are a multi-award-winning Interior Design studio and Brand Identity creators for Blue Chip clients & Entrepreneurs. Specialising in the hospitality and leisure industries, they provide Interior Design, Architectural, Brand Development, Concept Creation services and are pragmatic visionaries.
Art is at the heart of Rachel McLane Ltd’s interior designs for the new high quality Eden Valley farm barns conversion of the Flakebridge Estate.
The major interior design project has an array of traditionally constructed stone and slate barns, cattle byers and dairy into a stone hospitality centre and holiday cottages which are now open at Appleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria.
The main old barn has been transformed into the hospitality centre for the new facility with a drawing-room, bar and breakfast room, shooting/gun room and a large commercial kitchen. An adjacent barn houses a billiards room and wine cellar. Seven stone cottages have also been converted from the former farm buildings and come with their own bespoke kitchens and en-suite bathrooms.
Rachel McLane Ltd worked from the architect’s planning drawings at an early stage to incorporate their vision into the internal detailing including all the internal finishes, electrical and lighting positions and spatial arrangements. Rachel McLane Ltd sourced all fixtures and fittings, including bespoke joinery, lighting and furniture.
As part of the project Pickering-based Rachel McLane Ltd’s award-winning design team have created a unique and original look for the development after commissioning an abstract acrylic/multi-media painting by fine artist and founder of Red Dog Glass Design, Sally Coulden.
“I’m a big admirer of Sally and her art and have wanted to work with her for some time now,” said Rachel, whose business has won and been finalist in numerous awards including the Northern Design Awards Best Hotel Interior Design 2020 for their work on the Bike & Boot Hotel in Scarborough.
“The farming history, stone and timber structure of the barn and the cottages with the addition of Sally’s artwork gave us the perfect opportunity to create a unique and beautiful design which compliments the surrounding landscape of the farm.
She visited the estate as part of the preparation and to fuel her inspiration for the original painting. Having found a great view which she felt captured the essence of the landscape she spent several days sketching, taking photographs and getting to know the environment before heading back to her studio to start work on the painting.” – Rachel McLane
The end result is a 2m x 1.5m abstract painting on canvas, which now hangs in the main barn and reflects the rural, family nature of the estate, with found objects from the surrounding fields, including foliage and pheasant feathers.
“It was a leap of faith on Rachel’s part as we hadn’t worked together before but it has been such a brilliant partnership throughout the process. In addition to the original painting, Red Dog Glass Design has created a contemporary art glass panel which sits behind the aga in the main breakfast room, the design for which has taken specific features from the original painting.” – Sally Coulden
Rachel McLane Ltd was part of a project team led by LHL Group, architects, quantity and building surveyors, and GEM Construction, both of York.
LHL Group’s managing director Richard Hampshire said, “We were able to incorporate Rachel into the full design team at an early stage, so this has made the integration of architectural and interior design so much easier and has avoided any design clashes at the outset, and ensured that we were all working to budgetary constraints.
Working in old buildings is always challenging but every project meeting has been well spirited and any problems were countered with solutions in the quest to meet the brief and it is clear to me that we had a team all working to one goal. The unique Rachel McLane Ltd flare shines through.”
Giles Bilton, of Morgan Bilton, who acted as land and estate agent on the property for the owner Flakebridge Estate said, “This was a lovely courtyard of old farm buildings which were once part of a tenanted farm within the Flakebrigde Estate. We were able to purchase the land and old farm buildings in the knowledge that the tenant farmer was soon to retire.
The seven cottages of this first phase sleep 24 people, with five two-bedroomed and two one-bedroomed cottages, but the eventual plan is to sleep at least 34 including a new as-yet-to-be built five-bedroom home. Low Barn is available to book as individual cottages, or the entire complex.”
About Rachel McLane Limited
Rachel McLane Ltd offers a full design service that interprets a client’s brief and delivers their project on time, on budget, and as envisaged. Rachel’s attitude is not to be overly precious; interior design is not about her forcing her ideas onto clients and their customers. Instead, it is about creating something that works for them and enhances their business. It is about producing the best solution they can for the budget – and that does not mean holding back on quality or design. Good design does not have to cost the earth.
This week’s instalment of the Project of the Week series features a modern and collaborative office design by 2022 SBID Awards Finalist, Elkus Manfredi Architects.
AEW Capital Management asked Elkus Manfredi’s team to design a culturally transformative workplace for its office in Boston’s Seaport District. Company leadership sought to offer a rich mix of options for employees to encourage collaboration, remove hierarchy, and enable people to work in an environment suited to their individual working styles. The design approaches the workspace in a new way – not as a container for staff, but as a tool for success and a model for health and wellness.
Well Gold and Well Health & Safety-certified, the reimagined 75,000-sf office features abundant daylight, sweeping views, a wide variety of work settings, and a collection of original artwork that speaks directly to the depth of AEW’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Designers turned AEW’s office inside out, moving offices to the interior and positioning workstations, collaboration areas, and the employee café nearest the windows, where views can be enjoyed by the most people. A mix of meeting rooms, offices, workstations, and collaboration zones form work “neighborhoods.” Throughout the office, the ongoing dialogue between upscale and industrial elements creates an environment that is sophisticated while still comfortable and unpretentious, capturing the firm’s leadership position as well as its inclusive, approachable culture.
SBID Awards Category: Office Design Over 2,000 SqM
Practice: Elkus Manfredi Architects
Project: AEW Capital Management
Location: Massachusetts, United States of America
AEW Capital Management asked Elkus Manfredi Architects to design a culturally transformative workplace for its office in Boston’s Seaport District. Company leadership sought to offer a rich mix of options for employees to encourage collaboration and mentoring, build community, and allow people to work in environments suited to their individual working styles so they could do their best work.
From the start, our design team was inspired by the commitment of AEW leadership to their employees, by their open-minded and collaborative exploration of new ways of thinking about workspace, and the trust they put in us to achieve their vision. They were deeply immersed in exploring new ways of supporting their employees through design, from the choice of furniture for each neighborhood “back porch,” to the investment in the HELP art portfolio as part of their art collection, to pursuing – and achieving – WELL Gold certification. AEW stressed that they had a great firm culture and wanted to preserve and strengthen that. So their goal for the design was to create an office that was comfortable and casual enough for their unpretentious culture, while also upscale enough to reflect AEW’s global leadership stature for visiting investors and clients. We designed and built the project during the pandemic, so the employee engagement process was more important than ever.
The client team and the design team needed to figure out together how to complete the project during the pandemic. Pivoting to remote work during design presented challenges for designers because there were finishes not fully selected at the time construction began as soon as the City of Boston allowed. To make selections as a team and get approvals from the client when we were not all in a room together, the design team had daily Zoom meetings and samples were sent to designers’ homes, clients’ homes, or to the office, where team members would go separately to review them. During construction, there were delays due to supply chain problems and construction site protocols, which, although necessary, took time away from the schedule – when someone tested positive for the virus, the general contractor had to send that crew home for a week. Pulling together under such adverse conditions was inspiring for both the client and design teams, which helped move the project forward in spite of obstacles.
A huge highlight was how excited AEW’s employees were to come into the office when construction was complete. The design team was still going through punch list items and the AEW workspace was already filled with staff. This was before returning to the office was taking hold in any meaningful way, so the packed office was a testament to the success of the project. We all felt that a big part of the staff’s enthusiasm arose from the employee engagement co-creation process we utilized during the design period, which allowed everyone to become invested in the outcome.
The office that grew out of our partnership with AEW combines the best strategic design thinking about the workplace of the future with the quiet integrity of AEW’s mission, the firm’s inclusive culture, and the leadership stature of its brand. It is a timeless but timely investment in the company’s future that will inspire AEW’s acclaimed workforce and attract top talent for many years to come. We wanted to share the AEW office with SBID’s audience as an example of a “magnet” workplace, an office co-created with employees where they choose to be because they know it’s where they can do their best work.
Questions answered by Elizabeth Lowrey FIIDA, RDI, Principal, Elkus Manfredi Architects.
If you missed the last instalment of Project of the Week, featuring a glamorous bathroom design by Jasmin Reese Interiors, click here to read it.
This week’s instalment of the Project of the Week series features a glamorous bathroom design by 2022 SBID Awards Finalist, Jasmin Reese Interiors.
SBID Awards Category: Residential Budget Up To £50,000
Practice: Jasmin Reese Interiors
Project: Black and Teal Dreamy Bathroom
Location: Illinois, Unites States of America
The brief of the Project was to create a hip “powder room” in this industrial loft space that also doubled as a guest bathroom.
At the beginning of each project, I meet with clients for a “Style Session” meeting, it is a meeting to determine the programmatic requirements of the project, budget, and I also try to see how high octane the client would go. In this case the client responded to a lot of sexy hotel interiors, black chic rooms, and moody interiors, so we went in that direction.
Our biggest hurdle was getting the materials, it was during Covid so information was not as fast as we were used to and reselecting materials when they became out of stock was challenging to keep the project moving forward.
The wallpaper was the biggest highlight! It was really fun to be able to wrap a large scale print on the walls and also the door in a small space.
I think the SBID awards showcase designs that are unique, colorful, and fresh.
Questions answered by Jasmin Reese, Owner, Jasmin Reese Interiors.
If you missed the last instalment of Project of the Week, featuring a contemporary family home design by RS Interiores & IDA SRL, click here to read it.
For 35 years, Arteriors have been proud to work with artisan craftsmen from across the globe to create the highest quality furniture, lighting, wall décor and accessories.
To cater for our extensive and always growing network of interior design clientele, each season we cherry pick pieces of inspiration from around the world, curating product collections tailored to a wide range of design led interiors.
For the past few seasons, we’ve taken direct inspiration from a range of global destinations to produce statement pieces that combine unique location-specific elements with our signature aesthetic.
An architectural movement that proceeded to inspire art and interior design for generations, Bauhaus combines contemporary geometric shaping with unique materials. Material of choice for this collection is luxurious leather. This is seen across an assortment of upholstered furniture, as accent detailing on accessories, and as part of lighting designs. A variety of finishes and forms creates distinctive, design-led products that showcase the juxtaposition of using a material ordinarily associated with a more traditional aesthetic within sculpted and soft designs.
Collections that imbue luxury in the traditional sense of the word are inspired by Monaco and Bel Air. Both exude opulence and grandeur with highlight features such as sumptuous velvet seating and rich mahogany furniture with extravagant chandeliers to bring to life this vision of luxury.
Inspired by a true tropical paradise and timed to launch with the approach of the summer season, this collection sings with the use of natural rattan and raffia, and elegant use of lighter hues are reminiscent of such coastal destinations. We’ve strived to be innovative with material choices, incorporating open linen weaves, coconut shells and wooden beading within our decorative accessories.
The beauty of minimalism is redefined in a collection influenced by Shibuya. Striking, modern shapes and a muted tonal colour scheme are juxtaposed by a selection of woods and ceramics that break up an otherwise monochrome palette. The highlight product from this range that most imbues a sense of Tokyo’s architecture and cultural influences is the Stella cocktail cabinet. With a silhouette reminiscent of a Japanese kimono, fashioned from panels of oyster oak, epitomising the aesthetic of this distinctive collection.
A combination of traditional European influences appear to jostle with a contemporary aesthetic in our product range inspired by Montreal. The charm of this city is this combination of centuries-old architecture with elements of contemporary flair, recreated in product design through a mix of finishes including wood, blackened iron, and pale ivory.
Through decades of meticulous research, and by working alongside skilled craftsmen from around the globe, we’re continuously inspired to experiment with aesthetics, materials and techniques. A selection of location-inspired pieces are available in our Chelsea showroom, and form part of our Spring collection.
Cover image: Pierson Wall Plaques £855; Perez Coffee Table £2,331
About Arteriors
For over 30 years, Arteriors delivers impeccable style and artisanal quality craftsmanship within the lighting, furniture, wall décor and home accessory categories to discerning customers worldwide. This three-decade journey in pursuit of extraordinary product – from the understated to the unexpected – had been and remain at the core of what Arteriors do each day. Arteriors’ business has matured and expanded into a timeless lifestyle brand that has become premier resource for interior designers and retailers worldwide.
Today, Arteriors continues to reinterpret materials, forming objects of perfect proportions and scale, resulting in bold interiors that bring ease to everyday luxury.
In this week’s interview with 2022 SBID Awards winners of the Residential Apartment Under £1M category, JL Studio, Jenya Lykasova discusses achieving a balance of roughness and cosiness, using natural materials in a design, and mixing nature and architecture.
The JL STUDIO team has implemented a completely unique interior design project for a two-level apartment in a historic building.
SBID Awards Category: Residential Apartment Under £1M
Practice: JL Studio
Entry: Rough
The main idea behind the interior is naturalness, going beyond the ordinary and outgoing trends. It was important for us to create an interior that would be relevant even in 10 years from now.
We met some difficulties while started working on the project, because the local authorities imposed strict requirements on the renovation of the building. We wanted to emphasize its historical value and show pure modernity in the same time, as well as demonstrate how harmoniously this interior fits to the human nature and people’s lifestyle.
I was happy to realise, that we have reached this perfect combination of cosiness, natural roughness and uniqueness. Art objects in the interior are ordinary things that we see in nature, but do not see in our apartments. That is why they are not perceived as something catchy and do not turn the house into a museum.
At the same time, these interior elements perfectly reflect the bright individuality of the owners. Guys are happy and delighted with their new interior for 100 % – that is very important for me and my team.
We have always been totally in love with what we do, but SBID Award gives a definite understanding that our projects are professional and competent. It means that we understand high standards and trends of the interior design in the UK and worldwide as well. We had been participating for three years and finally got an award we wanted so far.
Textures make everything, especially when they are so different and extraordinarily tactile. Everything matches perfectly in this symphony of comfort and function. Linen plays with woods and bricks as well as day-and-night lighting compliments every single detail of this interior composition.
This space is full of natural light which is duplicated by lamps of soft lighting at night. Greens play a key role also: it fills the interior not only with freshness and life, but also helps to absorb sounds and eliminate echo.
Its important to find out a nice combination between materials, this relationship is a key note. By choosing material samples we always place them all together and check if there is something to ruin the whole idea.
I don’t like much color but i enjoy rotating textures within a composition of the same color. For example, total grey interior architecture looks smart and expressive only when all the textures are different.
And of course all the materials should be tactile and cause this incredible touch-desire. If they are not, something has to be changed immediately.
This is one of my favorite techniques. While combining straight-edged shapes with natural ones I can emphasize each of them correctly. Straight forms of the podium are highlighted by soft couch pillows. Look at this unusual bathroom with its strange shower and a stone sink which is supposed to be an accent itself.
It seems like we mix nature and architecture, human impact on the entire world and the origins of human being. The key idea of this interior – is our communication with nature because we are a strong part of it.
Questions answered by Jenya Lykasova, Founder & Director, JL STUDIO.
JL STUDIO is a group of interior architects and procurement managers who have been involved in interior projects globally for 13 years. Our team has vast knowledge in designing residential and commercial spaces, product design, and collaborating with development projects.
If you missed last week’s Interview with the CGI & Visualisation category winner II BY IV DESIGN, click here to read it.
This week’s instalment of the Project of the Week series features a contemporary family home design by 2022 SBID Awards Finalist, RS Interiores & IDA SRL.
The inspiration of this Project came from the very first call with our clients, it’s a design inspired by Mid century décor. In Marba Haus we implemented much warmth of the environment to instill peace and serenity within the design.
The use of wood is shown in the many elements of the design, for example, the wooden ceilings, or in the many modern pieces of furniture. The color coordination of the greens and terracotta inspires organic design. We used textured techniques for the wall finishings creating different dimensions and earthy sensations.
All these combinations in the design have created a warm, peaceful and serene home, a true space for a family to live.
Practice: RS Interiores & IDA SRL
Project: Casa Marba
Location: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
The clients wanted a family home that reminded them of nature.
The inspiration came from a phone call when discussing the project with my clients, they were speaking about how they loved to be outdoors and nature. Colors like greens and earthy tones, textures all came into place.
The toughest hurdle for this project was creating new texture techniques on the walls with plaster and sand. We used a brush in order to create arched movements and patterns on the walls. After completing this process we decided to paint over it. The overall aspect of this organic creation was a true work of art.
The highlight of this project has to be the combination of the materials and finishing and how they all come together in design. We were able to mix furniture, textures and fabrics to mesh the mid century feel with contemporary design.
As a SBID Member and past winner of the 2020, I believe in sharing and competing in design. It makes us stronger as designers and inspires others in our field to grow as professionals.
Questions answered by Rosadela Serulle, CEO and Founder, RS Interiores & IDA SRL.
If you missed the last instalment of Project of the Week, featuring an immersive exhibition space design by Torden & Lynild, click here to read it.
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