The interior design takes a layered, eclectic approach, combining restored period features with contemporary furniture, artwork and lighting. A restrained material palette is enriched through texture, colour and collected pieces, creating spaces that feel both curated and lived-in, with a quiet confidence that complements the townhouse’s historic character.
Location
Marylebone, London
Year
2025
Construction Cost
£245,000
Type of Project
Full renovation
A considered full renovation and remodelling of a Grade II listed townhouse in Marylebone, this project carefully balances heritage restoration with contemporary living. Original proportions, joinery and period details have been retained and refined, while the layout has been subtly reworked to improve flow, light and everyday functionality. Calm, characterful interiors are layered with modern interventions, creating a cohesive home that respects the building’s historic fabric while meeting the demands of modern life.
“I cannot recommend myArchitect highly enough. Dani, Harry, and Emily have been exceptional in supporting me through the planning, design, architectural drawings as well as builder matchmaking for a complex refurbishment of a Grade II listed townhouse in a conservation area.”
Anna K – Homeowner
Bathrooms
The bathrooms combine classic detailing with a restrained, contemporary palette. Handmade tiles, natural stone and traditional brassware sit alongside bespoke vanity joinery, creating spaces that feel both timeless and refined. Carefully considered lighting and proportions give each bathroom a calm, understated quality suited to the townhouse’s historic setting.
Kitchen
The kitchen is designed as a calm, functional centrepiece, with bespoke cabinetry finished in a soft, muted tone and detailed with understated brass hardware. Stone worktops and handmade tiled splashbacks add texture and depth, while integrated storage and a generous island create a practical yet characterful space suited to everyday use and entertaining.
Details
Stairwell
The stairwell has been carefully restored to emphasise its original proportions, with crisp painted balustrades, timber treads and a simple pendant light drawing natural light through the centre of the house. The result is a calm, vertical spine that connects the floors with quiet elegance.
Fireplaces
Original fireplaces have been retained and refurbished throughout, acting as focal points within each room. Traditional surrounds are paired with contemporary artwork and furnishings, allowing the period features to anchor the spaces without feeling overly formal or decorative.
Materials Palette
Cabinetry & Joinery
Painted Timber, Bespoke Joinery
Surfaces
Natural Stone Worktops
Hardware & Fixtures
Aged Brass
Wall Finishes
Soft Neutral Paint, Lime Plaster
Handmade Tiles
Handmade Ceramic Tiles
Original Features
Restored Period Fireplaces, Timber Staircase
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“Dani and the team were exceptional. From the creative ideas, the patience in putting together the drawings and re-drafting when needed, to the support and advice all along the process; everything was of the highest quality.”
Syed S — Greenwich,