Project Scope

Interior Architecture - Space Planning - Interior Design - Bespoke Joinery - Furnishing - Lighting Design - Window Treatment

Photography: Elena Dildina

Project Scope

Interior Design - Bespoke Joinery - Lighting Design

Project Scope

Interior Architecture - Space Planning - Interior Design - Bespoke Joinery - Furnishing - Lighting Design - Window Treatment

Project Scope

Interior Architecture - Space Planning - Interior Design - Bespoke Joinery - Furnishing - Lighting Design - Window Treatment

Project Scope

Space Planning - Interior Design - Furnishing - Window Treatment

Project Scope

Interior Architecture - Space Planning - Interior Design - Bespoke Joinery - Furnishing - Lighting Design - Window Treatment

Project Scope

Space Planning - Interior Design - Bespoke Joinery

The brief: total renovation of the space, the interior had to be opulent and welcoming.

Rich monochromatic scheme with accents in deep greens creates a welcoming and warm palette.  Textures of lacquer like wallpaper, aged brass, smoked glass and velvets make for an eclectic mix without overwhelming your eye. Every texture is bringing out the quality of the one it is next to, light is absorbed by the lined velvet in the joinery giving it depth whilst reflected by the waxed leather upholstered framework.

The feature wall is custom designed for this boutique by a local artist, and despite being made of glass it tricks one into believing it is bronze.

The Emblem Hotel was done under the supervision of Alison McNeil who was the head designer on the project.  It was really an honour to work on the project of such an individual, who also held the post of a design director at Yabu Pushelberg. 

The operators are two restaurateurs from Toronto, Canada, both had a good idea of what they wanted their restaurant to be like. It was a pleasure helping them realise their vision.

This space started life as a small Cafe where guests could have breakfast in the morning and cake in the evening, read the paper or a book, observe the time passing by.
The client had inherited passion for beautifully crafted shoes and wanted them displayed in the space more like artwork. Soon enough that took hold and the space started operating as a shoe boutique with a coffee to go with it.

This Photo is taken 3 years after opening when the space was functioning as a boutique.

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Project Status: In progress