The Children's Floor

Interior architecture | Hampstead Heath

Hero Bedroom | Full view of the room | Interior Architecture Hamsptead
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Reshaping spaces in a Victorian terraced family home

Following on from a previous Interior Design project this repeat client asked us to reshape two floors of the house to accommodate a growing family and changing lifestyle requirements. We worked with our team of structural engineers to ensure our concept of moving walls and creating new doorways safely supported the structural integrity of this Victorian terraced house which had undergone numerous surgeries in previous decades.

Bedroom | Colouring books on the desk in the foreground | Interior Architecture Hamsptead

Meticulous space planning

This assignment was a perfect use of Claudia’s skills and demonstration of our ethos. Here we left no stone unturned, no option unexplored to achieve the best use of every inch of space through unwavering research to find the perfectly sized products and meticulous drawings to visualise the three new girls’ bedrooms plus walk in wardrobe.

Wardrobe | Yellow shelves | Home Interior Design
Hallway | Yellow double-door in the hallway | Children's Floor
INTERIOR  DESIGN

Individuality and cohesion

The girls were closely involved in the colour and fabric selections for their new rooms. They were each allowed to reflect their personal choices while we ensured a harmonious flow between the spaces and their position in the overall house. Each room has a dominant colour in its scheme but they are all represented with greater and smaller dashes in each which is the secret to achieving a beautiful balance of harmony and individuality. Each room is of almost equal size and now features a new built in, spacious and colour coordinated sliding door wardrobe as well as clever trundle and storage beds to allow for those sleepless sleepovers.

Bedroom | World map above the yellow chest of drawers | Interior Architecture Hamsptead
Bedroom | Hanging net with a white teddy bear | Children's Floor
Bedroom | Toys on the shelf above the bed | Children's Floor
Bedroom | Illustration on the wall | Children's Floor

Timeless, sustainable and colourful design

The client wanted the girls to love these rooms for many years to come. The colours, materials and furniture we recommended were chosen to be able to grow with them into teenage years and beyond. We share our client’s desire to choose products and manufacturers that support sustainability and durability. The beds, desks, chairs, shelving and storage units are all of quality and design that they could equally live in a toddler’s or a graduate’s room. The bespoke eiderdown bedcovers will hopefully be keepsakes for life.

Bedroom | Colourful print on feature wall above the bed | Children's Floor
Bedroom | View of the bedroom | Interior Architecture Hamsptead
Bedroom | View of the room, hanging net in foreground | Interior Architecture Hampstead

Trading Places

The main study was rehoused at the rear of the property. We used a former shower room with a roof terrace balcony which was until then never used. We pinched valuable ceiling space from the boiler storage room above, creating an impressive ceiling height and installed a VELUX roof light. This new and enlarged study is now a fully functioning home trading office which has allowed our client to increase the time he can work from home thus improving everyone’s lifestyle in the family.

Office | CCTV screens on the wall with the balcony door on the side | Children's Floor
Office | Shelves hanging on a floral print pattern wall | Interior Architecture Hampstead
Office | CCTV screens on the wall | Interior Architecture Hampstead