Royal Victoria Gardens is the latest, exciting phase at Marine Wharf, offering a stunning selection of apartments, duplex apartments and duplex penthouses.

Lord Kensington House is part of the ongoing success story of 375 Kensington High Street. Offering a selection of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments from 511 sq ft to 1298 sq ft, and four penthouses.

Intérieur London (formerly CID Interieur) have design all the apartment and common area interiors. We are currently working on the show apartment to open later this year.

2013 saw the launch of the capital’s latest waterside development Marine Wharf, located in the centre of maritime London in Surrey Quays, on the banks of the River Thames. Intérieur London (formerly CID Interieur) were proud to design the sales and marketing suite, and to see the design showcased at the launch of Berkley’s exciting new project right in the heart of the capital.

With it’s waterside location, the design for Marine Wharf combined both the traditional, paying homage to London’s maritime history, with contemporary aesthetics to create a modern living environment that reflects the demands of 21st-century life, with the River Thames in close proximity, and open green spaces that include a communal ‘linear park’ running the full length of the development, as well as landscaped gardens and courtyards, with adaptable living environments that are ideal for making the most of all that the capital has to offer.

With its range of carefully planned apartments and penthouses, Marine Wharf comprises a design that takes full advantage of the development’s wonderful waterside location. With it’s open spaces and the natural light that it affords; Marine Wharf incorporates an urban style that is reflective of the cityscape backdrop, and maximises the potential that the versatile living environment of 21st-century life provides, with shops, bars, restaurants and leisure facilities on site, and excellent transport links including busses, underground and over ground trains as well as river taxi services. With easy access to central London, and the banks of the Thames nearby, as well as landscaped gardens that provide some respite from the hustle of the city, Marine Wharf comprises the perfect mix of tranquil environ, and cosmopolitan life.

The launch of Marine Wharf provided the opportunity to showcase the design of Intérieur London’s sales and marketing suite; we were proud to see this latest addition to the London landscape unveiled, and to be associated with Berkley’s metropolitan design. Inspired by the prevalent naval influence of the development’s surrounding area, Marine Wharf has been built with Berkley’s signature eye for detail, the rare and unique development takes the traditional and combines it with the contemporary, to provide a comfortable and stylish environment that remains true to London’s dockland heritage, while also providing the contrast of a modern aesthetic, providing stunning views over the distinctive London skyline.

In July of last year, Intérieur London (formerly CID Interieur) was appointed to undertake the complete refurbishment of a 450 square metre Parisian Apartment, to be executed for a highly esteemed private client, in a project worth a total of £2.5 million.

CID Interieur were commissioned to complete the multi-million pound refurbishment of an apartment situated right in the very centre of Paris, requiring a complete structural overhaul; presenting a rare opportunity to completely redesign a building that was to prove both architecturally beautiful, and challenging. While the apartment required modernisation, and was to be refurbished to a very high specification, the original features that gave the property its unique and striking appearance were to be retained where possible, incorporating contemporary design with traditional Parisian chic.

Commissioned by a very well respected client of interior contractor Depa, the project included the complete renovation of all existing structural and aesthetic features; as well as the enhancement of the original, Parisian classical style that was prevalent throughout the apartment, located right in the heart of the bustling city of Paris. The refit required that the apartment’s original features be sympathetically restored, which included the flooring as well as intricate mouldings, and the existing joinery, the windows and the fireplaces.

In addition to making structural and aesthetic changes to the central Paris apartment, which comprises 450 square metres, a mechanical as well as an electrical refit was also required. The furniture and finishing’s incorporated into the design included a range of beautiful natural materials such as stone and timber, as well as new carpet fittings, and joinery, to complement the design.

The project also required the installation of a state of the art Lutron lighting control system, and incorporated a comprehensive portfolio of niche works, which served to culminate in a truly unique design, combining both contemporary styles with a classic Parisian aesthetic; to stunning effect.