Located in the heart of NW6, a house named 'Serene' lives up to its name. A tranquil, design-led space where delicate tones, organic textures, and architectural clarity come together in harmony. Developed by Kyte Properties, a boutique London-based property company known for their meticulous attention to detail, this project captures the true essence of what makes a house a home.
From the very beginning, the vision was clear: To create a seamless connection between the polished concrete interiors and a quiet, courtyard retreat. The design called for a material that could bridge this transition without losing warmth or texture. Brick slips were the perfect solution offering a tactile surface with timeless character.
Inspired by homes discovered on Pinterest, the team set out to blur the line between indoor and outdoor living. Every detail was carefully considered from the soldier courses that echo the shadow gap skirting, to the orientation of each brick slip. The result is a space that flows effortlessly, both visually and functionally.
Chosen for its warm, earthy tones, blend 71 complements the Bauwerk Limewash walls that feature prominently throughout the interior. The soft colour variation of the slips enhances the natural aesthetic of the space, creating a soothing contrast to the crisp, modern lines of the architectural design.
Laid in a stacked bond with crisp white mortar, Blend 71 spans both walls and floors — becoming the unifying design element in this carefully curated interior. Its soft, organic texture anchors the home with a sense of warmth and understated sophistication.
The stacked bond brings something different - an extra detail, flourish, boldness and individuality that traditional stretcher bonds don't match. It's not suitable for every project, but with the surrounding decor and styling here it is a perfect match.
The installation process was smooth and creatively rewarding. The team took great care in experimenting with layout directions, pushing the design further with small but impactful details.
Blend 71 has natural variation of colouring between browns and white, with salts developing the whiteness through moisture. This means that consideration on blending is important to ensure you don't end up with patches of brown and patches of white, rather a more mixed variation throughout.
From the moment you step into the basement, the impact is immediate. The brick slip flooring in particular has become the signature feature of the home — consistently drawing compliments and attention.
“Every time someone steps into the basement, they comment on how incredible the floor looks. It’s the talking feature of the house.”
This project is a testament to how thoughtful material selection, inspired design, and expert craftsmanship can come together to create a home that is both modern and deeply comforting.
The aesthetic materials used in this case were blend 71 brick slips and white pointing mortar.
About The Brick Tile Company
The Brick Tile Company supplies brick slips - real bricks cut into tiles. These means you can bring the texture and colour variation of fired clay into any project inside or out. With styles from the worn, rustic and industrial reclaimed collection, up to the sleek and sharp contemporary range there is something for every project. From whites and blacks to yellows and reds there is a great range of stocked colours for inspiration and to tie in with existing schemes. We can also look to match existing brickwork where desired.
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Situated in a peaceful, tree-lined suburb on the edge of Chester, Hidden Meadow is a newly built luxury family home defined by its scale, light and sense of calm.
Lewis Knox were involved from the early stages of the build to shape the complete interior vision, covering spatial planning, interior architecture, bespoke furnishings and final styling.
Set amongst mature trees with sweeping views across the Cheshire plains, the property enjoys both the tranquillity of the countryside and the ease of village living. Our role was to craft every interior element to suit contemporary family life, guided by a timeless and refined aesthetic.
Throughout its expansive layout, we created a consistent design language that pairs simple architectural forms with layers of texture and tone. Considered spatial planning enhances both light and flow, while bespoke details in joinery, lighting and soft furnishings bring depth and cohesion to every space.
The house unfolds gradually, offering balance between openness and comfort. It is conceived as a highly tailored sanctuary, deeply connected to its rural context yet elevated by its thoughtful design.
Generous proportions and tall ceilings lend a feeling of freedom, while also requiring careful consideration to ensure each area feels grounded. Circulation spaces were refined to improve sightlines and rhythm, introducing moments of visual interest that guide the eye naturally through the home.
Collaborating closely with the architectural framework, we developed a complete interior identity that transitions seamlessly from one area to the next.
At the centre, a sweeping staircase draws attention upward with subtle drama. Sculptural in form yet gentle in expression, it combines a natural oak handrail with textured plaster walls that catch and soften the light throughout the day.
To complete the interior, we will provide a full styling scheme, curating art, accessories and textiles that enhance warmth and personality across the home. Further updates will follow as the project continues to unfold.
About Lewis Knox
A dynamic interior design studio providing bespoke architectural and interior design services. More than 30 years experience in the luxury residential sector.
What began as a simple reconfiguration evolved into a carefully layered family home, shaped over two years in response to the changing needs of a young family.
Lewis Knox's work started with a full spatial review to help the clients realise the full potential of their new property. With a clear goal to improve flow and day-to-day usability, we developed a series of proposals that enhanced circulation and function, forming the basis of a cohesive interior scheme. These plans were implemented in close collaboration with the builder to ensure precision and continuity throughout.
Custom joinery was introduced in every area of the home, creating a consistent visual thread while addressing the specific requirements of each room. Lighting and electrical layouts were drawn around detailed furniture plans to achieve seamless integration. Bespoke flooring, handcrafted fireplaces and a discreet, panelled doorway leading to a private cinema contribute to the home’s layered character.
As family life evolved, so too did the design. Guest bedrooms were planned to convert easily into nurseries, providing flexibility for the years ahead. At the centre of the home, a large open-plan kitchen links to a games room and central bar, forming a natural space for entertaining. Smaller areas were given equal attention: a feminine home office, a dedicated playroom adjoining the kitchen, and a well-organised utility and boot room that can be tucked away when not in use.
Every detail has been designed to serve both comfort and purpose. The games room encourages connection, with a tailored bar that draws people together and deep midnight blue walls that lend a touch of theatre. In quieter moments, the cinema room offers a hidden retreat behind panelled joinery, while the master bedroom brings calm through soft textures and minimal detailing.
The bathrooms follow a similarly tactile approach, combining natural stone, bronze accents and layered lighting to create spaces that feel indulgent yet understated. A soft neutral palette runs throughout the home, enriched by warm timber tones that add depth and balance.
Rectory House is grounded in practicality yet imbued with warmth. Every space invites connection, yet offers a sense of calm and retreat. It is a home designed for the present, and ready to grow with the family into the future.
Set within one of Shrewsbury’s most distinguished streets, Edge Hill is an exceptional new build spanning over 14,000 square feet of refined contemporary living. Designed to unite elegance and practicality, this landmark residence will establish a new benchmark for luxury homes in the area.
The project began with the expertise of renowned architects Anderson Orr, who secured full architectural and planning permissions. Their ambition was to design a home that feels both timeless and modern, combining classical architectural forms with a contemporary sensibility that reflects the surrounding context. The design is rooted in principles of symmetry, proportion and balance, all while maximising the property’s unique position and sweeping views of the landscape.
A defining aspect of the design is the seamless relationship between the interior and exterior. This is where Lewis Knox was brought on board to develop the interior vision. The home is conceived not merely as a place to live but as a space to experience, offering a sanctuary that feels naturally connected to its setting. Expansive glazing and open-plan living areas allow light to pour through the interiors, creating a sense of calm and openness that enhances the feeling of space throughout.
The property’s design is a reflection of its picturesque Shrewsbury surroundings. Classical forms and traditional details blend effortlessly with the local architecture, ensuring the home feels rooted and enduring. Inside, a muted palette of natural tones and tactile materials enriches the tranquil atmosphere and reinforces its sense of place.
Spacious, open-plan living areas form the social heart of the home. Designed for adaptability, these spaces accommodate family gatherings as easily as moments of quiet reflection. A fully equipped gym, indoor pool, bespoke bar and games room create opportunities for relaxation, wellness and entertainment within the comfort of home.
The principal suite occupies the entire second floor and serves as a private retreat. It includes a generous bedroom, personal study, walk-in wardrobes and a luxurious en suite, all arranged to offer serenity, privacy and ease of use.
Every aspect of the interior has been designed to complement the home’s architectural grandeur. A soft, textural colour palette brings warmth and cohesion to the spaces, while refined materials and bespoke finishes enhance the overall sense of craftsmanship.
With its harmonious blend of classic architecture and modern living, Edge Hill embodies understated luxury. As the project progresses, it continues to reveal the balance of form, function and feeling that defines the Lewis Knox approach.
Ledbury Studio is delighted to present its latest design, the Hampshire Kitchen. This beautifully curated kitchen, pantry and utility space forms part of a meticulous renovation of a country house, located within the grounds of a Victorian walled garden.
Led by Charlie Smallbone and the team at Ledbury Studio, this project is a testament to the brand’s signature ethos: artisan craftsmanship meets timeless design. Working in close collaboration with interior designer Hollie Bowden and the client, their combined efforts have created a scheme that perfectly balances rustic simplicity with contemporary sophistication.
“This kitchen is all about balance,” says Charlie Smallbone, Founder of Ledbury Studio. “We wanted to create something that feels authentic to its setting – rooted in the craftsmanship and character of a traditional country house – but with just enough refinement and modern detailing to make it truly timeless. Every material, every junction, every finish has been carefully chosen to stand the test of time, both aesthetically and practically. It’s a design that feels both grounded and elevated, as functional as it is inspiring. The whole team is delighted with the finished result.”
At the heart of the kitchen sits a stainless-steel island, conceived as both a showpiece and a hardworking hub. It houses a striking Lacanche range cooker, paired with a bespoke stainless-steel hood complete with a rail for saucepans and utensils. Every element has been meticulously considered. The island’s custom-cast handles, crafted in stainless steel with brass accents, echo the oven’s detailing. In addition, the limestone worktop – sourced from The Once A Week Quarry in Bakewell – is edged in stainless steel and finished with a surrounding rail, lending the piece a distinctly tailored, architectural feel.
To allow the island to take centre stage, the surrounding cabinetry adopts a classic Shaker design, hand-painted in Cloth by Atelier Ellis, and paired with handmade, rustic wall tiles that add texture and warmth.
The pantry and utility room continue this understated, timeless aesthetic, painted in Tirzah by Atelier Ellis and complemented by dark-stained solid oak worktops and matching open shelving. The result is a cohesive and deeply considered design language that flows seamlessly throughout the home.
Together, these spaces form a masterclass in pared-back rustic chic – elegant yet inviting, stylish yet supremely functional. Built to be lived in and loved for generations, the Hampshire Kitchen exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship at the heart of every Ledbury Studio project.
Prices for a Ledbury Studio kitchen start from £70,000.
About Ledbury Studio Ltd
Charlie Smallbone needs little introduction. The founder of iconic brand Smallbone of Devizes, he has been pushing the boundaries of kitchen design for over 40 years. Charlie’s latest venture, Ledbury Studio, was born of his desire to harness the beauty of original materials whilst creating practical kitchens that exude style and elegance.
If you think that using metal in the kitchen will create a cold and clinical look, then it's definitely time to think again. In the right hands, metal is actually one of the most flexible materials around and can be used to bring a wholly warm and inviting vibe. And unlocking the natural beauty of metallic finishes is both the passion and speciality of Charlie Smallbone, founder of Ledbury Studio.
By hand ageing and patinating everything from copper and brass to zinc and stainless steel, Charlie and his team of artisans craft unique kitchen designs. What they have in common, however, is these are simply beautiful kitchens in which to cook, gather and spend time.
Here are the three wildly different but equally luxurious kitchens created from stainless steel, copper and zinc...
The Oxford kitchen is proof positive that cool and masculine stainless steel can-in the right hands - be made to radiate warmth. The brushed effect on the cabinetry softens the feel and appearance of the metal, which is here further elevated by aged brass accents. Charlie was tasked with matching the metals to the La Cornue range cooker, which was done meticulously by hand, demonstrating the artistry of custom craftsmanship. Teamed with a Carrara marble, English walnut and fluted glass, the overall effect is breathtakingly luxurious.
The brief for the Cotswolds kitchen was to create a design of contrasting textures. To meet this, Charlie chose planks of crown oak for the furniture, which provides a tactile difference with the stainless-steel appliances. For further contrast in the open-plan space, he designed a breakfast and drinks cupboard, clad in patinated Verdigris copper. This showcases the natural variation that occurs when copper ages with all the resulting colour and pattern creating a striking focal point in the dining area of the room.
The owner of this Edwardian villa in the New Forest definitely didn't want a classic kitchen and tasked Charlie with creating something a world away from the standard Shaker. His response was to team beautiful book-matched walnut veneer with hand-patinated zinc panels. The zinc panels are edged in the same walnut and the cupboards feature aged-brass handles. The zinc helps to make a focal point not only of the island, but also the breakfast cupboard behind - and has been used to clad the fridge-freezer in the corner, bringing the whole design together.
Playful yet practical children's bedrooms, designed to adapt with their owners changing needs.
Lewis Knox were delighted to be asked by a family who they previously designed nurseries for to create grown up rooms for their children’s developing personalities and needs. Their request was that the children could grow with the room designs. Flexible bespoke design is something Lewis Knox always work into their designs especially kids rooms which need to work extra hard as they develop in age and requirements.
Their daughter’s desire for lots of colour and pattern kept our team happy and she was thrilled with the outcome. Our bespoke headboard and scatter cushions sit pride of place with our chosen accessories and furniture, all picked with our client in mind. Her parents are thankful for this space as it provides lots of storage to keep the room tidy and organised as well as a built in desk.
For their little boy’s bedroom, a fun as well as practical display/storage solution was required. We designed an imaginative integrated bed with a mix of hidden cupboard storage and open shelving. We designed a den to double up as an alcove for a desk when he grows up and needs space to do homework. We allocated space elsewhere in the room for the bed to be moved when needed with sockets and lighting accommodated for later years. Graffiti inspired wallpaper and a burst of colour in the bespoke pendants, upholstery and furnishings have given him the “best bedroom ever!”
The colourful patterned Missoni wallcovering adds a great focal point in this bedroom. The bespoke headboard acts as a backdrop for a layering of scatter cushions designed by the team.
Children’s rooms need to be designed carefully and with three main considerations. Storage. Personality. Longevity.
Bespoke joinery creates a cosy bed alcove and storage for our young client’s toy collection. Recessed reading niches allow him to store his essentials like storybooks and a glass of water.
When we design children’s bedrooms we always work to at least a 5-7 year life span. However electrics, storage and lighting are designed to last much longer with just the decor and loose furnishings to be adapted to suit their next stage. It’s this planning and detailing our design studio excels in, creating homes for our clients to effortlessly live their lives in and in future years as their families and lives evolve.
"These clients were a dream, allowing us to create colorful havens for their children. Practicality was still a main priority. We worked hard to create bespoke joinery which will last." - Simon, Interior Architect.
House of Rohl is delighted to once again be part of one of the most anticipated events on the international design calendar, WOW!house at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour from 3 June – 3 July. For its fourth consecutive installation, House of Rohl has collaborated with global, luxury interior and architectural design firm, 1508 London to create a distinctive and emotive Primary Bathroom that explores three guiding design principles – Reflection, Ritual and Reverie.
Built within the Design Avenue, WOW!house is a one-of-a-kind showhouse stretching 600 sqm2 with 22 full-size rooms and outdoor spaces to be explored - each uniquely designed by world-class interior designers, working in collaboration with globally recognised design brands and incredible suppliers.
“WOW!house is now firmly established as one of the highlights of London's design calendar, attracting global interest. House of Rohl is extremely proud to have participated every year since its inception, presenting exciting and highly original bathroom spaces in partnership with acclaimed design practices. 1508 London were top of the list of practices we most wanted to work with, and so we are thrilled that they have taken the project on for 2025. We immediately fell in love with their concept, and can't wait to unveil the completed bathroom, with our award-winning Seros bath as the centrepiece, in June.” Nigel Palmer, Head of Communications Marketing for House of Rohl
Nestled like a hidden gem within the bustle of everyday life, the Principal Bathroom has been designed to be an oasis of serenity, where the hum of the outside world fades into a whisper. A place to reflect, refocus and unwind.
Capturing the ancient rituals of bathing, showering and cleansing. The Principal Bathroom reveals itself and its more intimate, mysterious atmospheres as day turns to night. Light and shadow play across the room, across surfaces through watery reflections and metallic accents.
Recalling cultural and historical stories, which bring meaning to the experience. Creating a feeling of being a traveller of the world, discovering another way of seeing the world. Inspired by traditional hammams, tactile materials such as plaster walls, intriguing floor pattern and artisanal furniture selections create a unique character.
1508’s inspiration for House of Rohl’s Primary Bathroom stems from its global perspective on design, focusing on the themes of ritual and wellbeing with the aim to create a space that fosters exploration and personal rejuvenation, encouraging a mindful engagement with one’s surroundings. The thoughtful curation of light and shadow, combined with a tactile material palette, evokes a sense of intimacy and discovery. The layering of subtle and bold design elements adds depth and intrigue, creating a continuously unfolding experience for visitors, all of which celebrate the rituals of a bathroom.
Key products from House of Rohl’s portfolio include the sculptural Victoria + Albert Seros freestanding bath developed with renowned British sculptor, Sophie-Elizabeth Thompson, which embody the energy and movement of water. Brassware from Perrin & Rowe’s Langbourne collection have also been specified. The strategic placement of brassware and carefully curated materials will create an interplay of light, reflection, and texture, fostering a unique and memorable experience.
“We've worked with House of Rohl on a number of successful projects, having found that we share the same essential values: attention to detail, exceptional craftsmanship, and a deep appreciation for storytelling.” Ailsa Connery, Regional Director and Design Principal for Europe at 1508 London.
The design will also incorporate key pieces and bespoke elements from Artisans of Devizes, Bert Frank, Clayworks, Tom Faulkner, Charles Burnand, Porta Romana, Anka Bespoke, Atelier Alain Ellouz, Atelier 001, Novacastrin, Coral Stephens, Christy and Britannicus Stone. Commissioned artworks by Carl Koch of Paynes Grey have also been specified crafted from thousands of individually rolled, cut, dipped, and assembled ceramic tiles.
With an impressive international portfolio, 1508 London has worked on Carlton Tower Jumeirah, Mandarin Oriental Residences Beverly Hills, The OWO Residences with Raffles, Chelsea Barracks, One Grosvenor Square, and Park Hyatt Residences. Private residential projects throughout London include The OWO, Park Modern, Nine Elms, Chelsea Barracks and Whiteley. Current projects include Cipriani Residences Miami, Baccarat Hotel and Residences in the Maldives and Dubai, Four Seasons Mauritius, Mr. C Residences Dubai along with a number of private residential projects worldwide.
“It feels serendipitous to be part of WOW!house 2025, as it coincides with our 15th anniversary. This event is a fantastic platform to stand alongside other industry leaders, as well as world renowned suppliers, showcasing our design philosophy and celebrating the art of craftsmanship and design. WOW!house is not just an exhibition; it is a celebration of community and collaboration, and we cannot wait to be part of it.” Ailsa Connery, Regional Director and Design Principal for Europe at 1508 London.
About Perrin & Rowe
The World's finest range of bathroom and kitchen fittings. Perrin & Rowe is a British-based brassware manufacturer with an unrivaled reputation internationally – bringing together traditional craftsmanship and manufacturing methods with precision engineering. Perrin & Rowe is a distinctive member of the House of Rohl.
Join Helen and Simon as they guide us through this remarkable renovation, showcasing the innovative design choices and thoughtful craftsmanship behind each space.
Simon guides us through the transformation of a once disused indoor swimming pool, now reimagined as a bright, open-plan hub for family life. This multifunctional space seamlessly combines the kitchen, dining, and living areas, designed to be the social heart of the home. To suit the room’s proportions, the large island is both wide and long, featuring a specially sourced marble top with a shark-nose edge. The light oak finish, which complements the rest of the kitchen, enhances both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of the space.
The flooring transitions seamlessly between warm honey oak engineered timber and cream porcelain tiles in the kitchen to define the different zones. Lighting was another critical element, with zoned spotlights, large pendant lights over the island, and an intelligent Lutron system enabling scene-setting throughout the home. Original features were also preserved, with the staircase french-polished to a darker stain and adorned with a bespoke flat-weave stair runner.
A bespoke media unit, designed by the studio, adds practicality and intrigue. This unit not only houses a TV and soundbar but also conceals hidden storage and a secret door to the underfloor heating manifold. To make the open-plan area feel warm and cosy, the design incorporates a rich colour palette, soft textures, and accents of blue and bronze in the furnishings.
Moving into the formal lounge, the design emphasises symmetry and understated luxury. A bespoke log burner is inset into custom joinery, framed by a club fender and flanked by cabinetry wrapped in leather with acoustic fabric to conceal speakers. Above the fireplace, a paneled mirror doubles as a hidden TV, seamlessly blending technology with elegance. This room demonstrates the studio’s ability to create spaces that are both functional and visually stunning.
Helen takes us through the principal suite, which embodies tranquility and sophistication. The room features our studio-designed bed, strategically positioned to take in the stunning views of the landscaping. The bed is complemented by a striking oversized headboard in weathered oak, upholstered in soft grey linen fabric. The room is enhanced with bespoke tree wallpaper, printed in England, and tailored curtains designed by the studio. With the bed as the focal point, the layout takes a formal approach, incorporating two tallboy units—one housing a TV, as per the client’s request, and the other serving as a drink station. The headboard spans the entire wall, with built-in lighting control, reading lamps, and custom bedside tables that perfectly fill the space.
The dressing area and en suite were completely reconfigured, transforming two former guest bedrooms into his-and-her dressing rooms and a tranquil bathroom. His dressing room is hidden behind traditional paneling, while hers features illuminated shoe displays and faux leather wardrobe doors with antique brass accents. Clever storage solutions include a central island with a bench seat and hidden compartments.
The en suite’s focal point is a freestanding bath positioned before a period window, paired with Samuel Heath city bronze fixtures. It also includes bespoke vanities in weathered oak with Taj Mahal quartzite countertops, large statement mirrors, and Bella Figura lighting for optimal illumination. A walk-in shower and separate WC are discreetly hidden behind smoked glass doors, ensuring practicality without compromising aesthetics.
From a disused swimming pool to a cosy open-plan living area, the Georgian Shooting Lodge has been transformed into a home that perfectly balances tradition with contemporary needs. Each phase of this renovation reflects Lewis Knox’s meticulous attention to detail and commitment to honouring the property’s history while meeting the demands of modern living.
Discover more about this stunning transformation or explore other projects here.
Arthty Ragupathy is a first-time homeowner constantly looking for new ways to add character and charm to her new build home. Though she built a fireplace in her living room upon moving in a few years ago, the unconvincing electric insert was not in keeping with her style. Last year, after spending several months dreaming of a brick fireplace chamber, she and her husband decided to tackle this project.
The main challenge was creating a brick fireplace that fit within the constraints of the modest living room. They chose brick slips for their project due to their slim profile, which allowed for a space-saving design that fit the limited depth of the existing fireplace.
The existing fireplace was only 31 cm deep, making it impractical to use traditional full-sized bricks. They discovered that brick slips, being thinner than full-sized bricks, were easier to install and suited their DIY capabilities. After conducting thorough research, they felt confident in their decision to use brick slips for the transformation. The texture and warmth would provide the aged, rustic feel they were aiming for, with a finish that felt “perfectly imperfect,” adding character and charm to their home which nailed their brief.
Arthty discovered The Brick Tile Company through recommendations from their Instagram followers. After posting a question box asking for suggestions on the best quality brick slips, the majority of responses pointed them to The Brick Tile Company as a reputable small business. Having previously come across the company’s products and saved several of their posts, she felt that this was the right choice for their project.
After evaluating a few samples, they selected Blend 1 for the fireplace chamber. The muted tones of this blend aligned perfectly with their vision of an aged, rustic finish. The support of their Instagram community further reinforced the decision. A poll was posted between the top two blends, with Blend 1 receiving overwhelming support from followers, solidifying the homeowner's choice. Additionally, they chose Cream Mortar as it provided the perfect level of warmth to complement the tones of Blend 1, creating a harmonious and cohesive finish. It was truly the perfect match.
Arthty praised the customer service provided by The Brick Tile Company. From answering all their questions and addressing all concerns, to the collection of informative, step-by-step guides for installation. “They really do everything in their power to set you up for success. As with any new DIY project, I was extremely nervous diving into adding brick to our fireplace. It felt daunting, and out of my comfort zone. With the guidance from the Brick Tile Company, along with the quality of the brick slips, installation was very straight forward, and I couldn't be happier with the results. My husband and I constantly find ourselves sitting in front of the fireplace, admiring the new and improved view. It is, without a doubt, my favourite feature in our home and the engagement on all my fireplace-related content, only reinforces the fact that my followers feel the same!”
The result was a stunning fireplace chamber that exceeded their expectations. The transformation quickly not only became the standout feature of their home for them, but with engaging content shared on their social media, the positive feedback from their followers mirrored this feeling.
To see more of this stunning home, including additional photos and a video of the process, check out their Instagram page.
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