Belgravia Residence

London, United Kingdom
Independent design study
Concept study — not built

Belgravia Residence explores a richer and more architectural interpretation of Nara’s material language.

Dark walnut, smoked oak, oxblood tones, leather, polished metal and richly veined stone are used against the proportions and detailing of a London home, creating an interior that feels warm, substantial and highly considered.

Bespoke joinery and strong architectural lines provide structure throughout the scheme, while vintage-influenced furniture and reflective metal elements introduce contrast and character.

The project is designed as a sequence of layered spaces rather than a collection of individual rooms, with material continuity connecting the entrance, living areas, kitchen, bedroom and study.

ScopeInterior design, joinery and FF&E
Key materialsWalnut, smoked oak, oxblood stone, leather, chrome

Project gallery

Living room with a cream modular sofa, sculptural chrome table and an oxblood leather lounge chair against walnut joinery, the City skyline beyond
Sitting room with a cream bouclé sofa and an oxblood leather armchair set against a veined brown stone chimney breast and dark timber panelling, with a lacquered burgundy low table on a rust-brown rug
Walnut-panelled listening room with deep seating, a record wall and a lacquered table
Kitchen with a dark brown marble island and splashback, full-height timber cabinetry, twin chrome pendants and red leather bar stools
Bedroom with a brown velvet bed, floating timber bedside shelves and chrome table lamps beneath a dark red abstract canvas, with a vintage leather lounge chair and ottoman
Study with a lacquered timber desk, tan leather swivel chair and backlit walnut shelving filled with books
Entrance hall with a marble console, looking through to the garden beyond
Cantilevered dark oak staircase against plaster with a slim steel handrail
Red-veined marble set into walnut joinery with a smoked glass vessel
Walnut bedside cabinet against a bronze velvet headboard

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