Art Collectors’ House

David was asked to design the interiors for art-collectors new London house. The brief was to show-case their burgeoning  British, art collection, and to explore furnishing ideas working alongside award-winning archtect Seth Stein.

Together with the clients, David explored showrooms and galleries in Paris, Milan, and Marrakech to create a daring balance of furniture, carpets, and textiles. The design journey led to the discovery of  designers such as Khaled el Mays, Soufiane Zarib  and Parisian antiquaries together with the designer’s favourite suppliers.

David himself designed  key pieces including the daring thirteen-metre-long rosewood cabinet and a sleek organic white lacquer dining table contrasted with a set of fifties Italian dining chairs.

The client was involved in all aspects of the project, paying attention to details both large and small. Fifteen different whites were tested until the right white was agreed and rug colour-samples were somehow imported from India at the height of the Covid pandemic.

I am particularly proud of this project and the strong relationships it has fostered, and to cap it all the interiors were  published in The World of Interiors.