Show home room by room - St Agnes Place, Kennington

Kitchen/Dining area: “This family home has a large kitchen/dining area leading onto a private rear garden. The traditional shaker style kitchen units have a mid-grey painted finish. I decided to accessorise the room with lavenders and pale blues to keep everything tonal, complementing the kitchen and tiles. We introduced the Eames dining chairs in pale grey and used a glass dining table to keep the space light and airy whilst adding a modern twist. The large central island creates the perfect place to cook and acts as a focal point to entertain guests whilst allowing for plenty of storage."

Garden: “The  private garden provides some much-desired outside space in central London. We chose dark grey rattan furniture to continue the contemporary feel of the house. The garden provides a great place to relax – and is essential if have children or you are, like me, are a pet owner. My Jack Russell Max would thoroughly approve!”

Lounge area: “We wanted to create a fresh eclectic mix of furniture and soft furnishings using some designer pieces. Fabrics are always a starting point for me, and the neutral coloured sofa provided the perfect backdrop for the bright, funky cushions, which were teamed with a vintage-style rug. The centrepiece is a geometric coffee table which has a powder-coated brass finish and a marble top; this is then teamed with a mid-century Danish-style armchair.  The look we were after was completed with a piece of stunning brightly coloured artwork, a print commissioned from London’s up-and-coming artist Ben Lowe."

Study: “The lounge is big enough for a home office area and the industrial-style 24-drawer cabinet provided an excellent centrepiece for the space. Sourced from super stylish urban design company Where Saints Go, the piece was paired with a tan leather saddle chair and a mid-century style office desk. The eclectic mix of accessories and artwork added a sense of fun.”

Master bedroom: “The bright and airy master bedroom on the top floor of the property provides a luxurious space. The centrepiece is a grey fabric bespoke headboard set against fine white bedding with a splash of colour from mustard, blue and electric green soft furnishings. The wenge wood bedside tables are given a contemporary slant with industrial-style bedside lights. As you would expect in a high-spec property such as St Agnes Place, there is also a luxurious en-suite shower room and WC. Less common in this price range are the patio doors leading out onto a full-width balcony with views over London, including the iconic Shard skyscraper.”

Second bedroom: “A spacious second bedroom has three large windows, flooding the room with natural light. We decided to dress the space with a neutral palette but added a sense of fun with flashes of lime green. The retro pine green fabric chair was in-keeping with the eclectic theme of the other rooms. Contemporary bedside lamps and tables either side the double bed balanced the look.”

Third bedroom: “We felt the third bedroom should be clean, bright and funky. The scheme was aimed at a young boy with splashes of blue cushions combined with the contemporary Designers Guild bedding. The classic ghost chair and see-through desk added to the sense of fun in this room – as did the Hear No Evil monkey alongside the retro hinged table lamp.”