Case studyCentral London · SW1

Central London apartment, interiors and joinery

A central London apartment, designed and fitted out, with joinery by Cochrane Bespoke.

Where
Central London, SW1
The home
Apartment
Size
1,500 sq ft
Value band
£500k to £1m
Completed
2023
Joinery
Cochrane Bespoke
Drawing room with three tall windows and silk lined curtains.
Central London · The drawing room and its three tall windowsCompleted work, photograph

i The brief

One studio, from brief to delivery.

The commission was a complete interior design and fit-out.

NU Projects coordinated the client brief, the finishes and the delivery.

Cochrane Bespoke crafted the joinery.

Silk at the windows. Marble on the island. Oak in the larder.

ii The detail

Marble, oak and mirrored glass.

A marble topped island sits under glass pendants in the kitchen.

An oak larder cupboard opens to shelves and drawers.

Mirrored vanity doors carry a glazing bar detail.

The apartment runs to 1,500 sq ft, and was completed in 2023.

iii The finished apartment

Kitchen, larder and bathroom.

Silk lined curtains in the drawing room. Pale timber in the bathroom.

Kitchen with a marble topped island and glass pendant lights.
Central London · The kitchen and its marble islandCompleted work, photograph
Oak larder cupboard opened to show shelves and drawers.
Central London · The oak larder cupboardCompleted work, photograph
Bathroom with a pale vanity, marble top and wide mirror.
Central London · A bathroom with a marble topped vanityCompleted work, photograph
Vanity cupboard with mirrored doors and glazing bar detail.
Central London · The mirrored vanity cupboardCompleted work, photograph

iv The team

Who built it.

Design, cost and construction
NU Projects, under one contract
Joinery
Cochrane Bespoke

The scope Interior design Bespoke joinery Residential fit-out Project coordination

Services on this jobInterior design

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