Monocolor

Nestled in the heart of Westminster, within the picturesque district of Little Venice, this house sits among canals and heritage façades that preserve the charm of early twentieth-century London. Built around 1900, it belongs to an architectural era when the city was evolving rapidly, yet retained the grace of its Victorian and Edwardian roots. Today, the building stands as part of London’s living history — its renovation is a gesture of respect for the past, merging the authenticity of an old structure with the comfort and clarity of contemporary life. From the very first meeting, the designer and the client discovered a shared sense of humour, aligned values, and a similar understanding of aesthetics. This synergy beca... More