​Project Overview
This residential interior renovation project in East London involved a complete rethinking of the apartment’s material palette, layout perception, and furniture selection. The intervention focused on space planning, material replacement, and aesthetic upgrades across 120 sqm.

The main scope of work included the removal of existing carpet in the hallway and living/dining area, replaced with engineered dark wood flooring to unify circulation spaces and enhance visual flow. Both bathrooms (7 sqm and 4.5 sqm) were fully renovated, including layout optimisation, fixture replacement, and surface re-finishing.

All interior walls were repainted in white to maximise light diffusion, with the exception of the main living wall, which became a focal point. This feature wall was finished in Double Jeans Blue, incorporating custom timber panelling, floating shelves, and a tailored TV wall composition.

In the bedrooms, I curated and installed new beds and designed built-in wardrobes to maximise storage efficiency and maintain a clean aesthetic.

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Client ObjectivesThe client requested the removal of carpet, a preference for dark timber flooring, and the inclusion of a feature colour in the open-plan living area to add warmth and character.