Amos Goldreich Architecture has completed the renovation of a listed maisonette in Chelsea, West London, adding ample storage space and a melange of statement stylings to update the tired interiors. Photography by Ollie Hammick.

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The architects were charged with refreshing the living room, bathrooms and bedrooms with bespoke statement joinery to hide any clutter and make the spaces more practical for everyday use. Briefed by the client to marry varying styles including urban industrialism, marble, and asian woodwork, Amos Goldreich Architecture found harmony amongst the varying themes by carrying textures, tones, and materials throughout the project.
The living room features a prominent custom-made media wall which was designed both as the centre-piece in the space and as a highly functional unit to house a large television, fireplace and shelves which in turn can be hidden or displayed. The client strove for an industrial-inspired effect for the unit and, after extensive research and experimentation, we opted for a liquid-applied metal finish, Metal FX. In the bedroom, a slatted timber wardrobe inspired by North African and Asian joinery traditions references the clients? extensive travels in these regions, and brings new functionality to the space.
In the master en-suite bathroom, the double-basin and vanity unit and bathtub are clad in travertine stone. The floor and walls are seamlessly covered in durable micro...