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Camden Workshop

Residential project in Kentish Town, London.

Studio Iro was commissioned to help curate this stunning large-scale, minimalist home in North London. The lime-washed walls, warm wooden panelling and polished concrete floors served as a contemporary backdrop for the carefully curated furniture and collectibles.

Timber-lined hallway with framed opening, pale flooring and views through adjoining rooms
Open-plan living room with exposed structure, low seating and views into a landscaped garden
Living room with built-in seating, library shelving and cognac leather chairs
Dark timber-lined hallway with built-in bench seating and natural light
Minimal bathroom with long stone basin, black taps and translucent window panels
Contemporary kitchen and dining room with dark timber cabinetry and stone island
Bedroom detail with timber bedside table, linen bedding and textured fabric headboard
Neutral sitting room with cream daybed, leather armchair and striped rug
Living area with built-in window seating, dark timber joinery and exposed brick walls

Description

Lucy worked closely and collaboratively with the client, discovering the family’s heirlooms collected from a life of travelling the world. Contemporary pieces, such as a Joe Armitage floor lamp, and antiques, such as a Japanese kitchen cabinet, all needed to coexist in harmony.

Bringing cohesion to an eclectic mix of cherished belongings, Studio Iro also repurposed and reupholstered existing pieces to give them a new lease of life, using natural fabrics from brands such as Pierre Frey and Rose Uniacke. Lucy’s work created harmony between structure, colour and texture, and made space for each piece to tell its own story.

Collaborators

Type: Residential
Location: Kentish Town, North London
Architect: McLaren.Excel
Interiors: Studio Iro
Photographers: Rory Gardiner, Genevieve Lutkin