MAIDA VALE · FULL APARTMENT RENOVATION

Luxury duplex apartment renovation

A complete London apartment renovation built around a dark, tailored kitchen and a warm open-plan living space. Bespoke joinery, veined stone and carefully layered lighting bring the whole room together.

Project: Complete apartment renovation
Key works: Bespoke kitchen · lighting · joinery · finishes
Materials: Dark timber · veined stone · copper · textured upholstery

Maida Vale · Completed full apartment renovation

THE INTERIOR

Dark joinery. Warm light. One composed living space.

The kitchen needed to feel architectural without taking over the room. Full-height charcoal cabinetry gives it a strong, quiet backdrop; the marble island, copper pendants and softly curved seating introduce warmth and make the open-plan space feel inviting rather than formal.

Low lounge view showing white textured seating, an orange cushion and the kitchen beyond — Material balance · Soft texture, warm metal and dark timber

Close view of the extended dark marble breakfast table with six correctly spaced upholstered stools and copper pendant lights — Island detail · Veined stone, tactile upholstery and warm reflected light

Sculptural white seating and the dark kitchen within the finished living space — Living space · Soft forms balance the tailored joinery

Detailed front view of the dark bespoke kitchen and marble breakfast bar — Kitchen elevation · Full-height storage and an illuminated work zone

The brief

Create one confident kitchen and living space with better flow, generous storage and a finish that feels luxurious without becoming showy.

The work

We coordinated the bespoke cabinetry, integrated appliances, stone fabrication, mirrored splashback, lighting and final decoration so every junction and sightline worked as one scheme.

The result

A practical open-plan home with a clear identity. The dark kitchen recedes into the architecture, while warm metal, soft seating and controlled light keep the room comfortable throughout the day.

THE FINISH

Contrast, handled with restraint.

The room works because the contrast is deliberate. Charcoal joinery and dark stone give the kitchen depth; copper light, tactile white upholstery and small flashes of burnt orange stop it feeling heavy. Every material has a clear role.

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