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A colourful, comfortable London flat
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In the bathroom, the walls are painted in ‘Duck Egg’ by Edward Bulmer Natural Paint. The palette was inspired by curtains in Robert Kime’s ‘Jardinieres’ cotton, which came with the flat.
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An office in Mayfair
In a Queen Anne townhouse in Mayfair once owned by James de Rothschild, Olivia designed this beautiful office for a creative client. In the boardroom, Olivia designed the desk, which was made from poured resin. A chandelier from Howe hangs over the table, and on the floor is a Moroccan rug from Emily’s House. The doors lead onto a private terrace.
An office in Mayfair
Within the office is the client’s private study, complete with its original panelling and a Vietnamese seagrass rug that was sewn together in the room. The curtains were screen-printed by Cressida Bell and the shell lights in the windows are from Quindry.
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Within the office is the client’s private study, complete with its original panelling and a Vietnamese seagrass rug that was sewn together in the room. The curtains were screen-printed by Cressida Bell and the shell lights in the windows are from Quindry.
An office in Mayfair
Olivia and her client wanted to give a relaxed, informal feeling to the building; in the stairwell this was achieved with painted stairs, sisal rugs, a glamorous chandelier from Gallery 25 on the Pimlico Road, and Joss Graham’s ‘chik’ blinds. Just out of sight are Moroccan rugs on the landings.The client has a passion for wallpaper that Olivia made the most of in the bathrooms. Each loo has a different wallpaper; the gent’s features Dupenny’s ’Time for Tea’, along with a bamboo mirror from an antiques market.
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