With two seperate design firms already having attempted to complete the Chairmans office , Aspect Interiors were brought on board to make sense of a very confused brief. In design terms this included every type of moulding from the 14th C to the present day. We suggested that the design be simplified to Georgian detailing which was both proportionally attractive and straight forward to implement..The gypsum walls were already installed and the MEP could not be touched.

Working within these parameters , A specialist joiner from the UK was brought out to deliver the moulding work.

​The project consumed more than 1.8 km of mouldings A specialist pearlite paint finish was applied to the panels. The flooring is in American black walnut herringbone finish. Lights and furniture were supplied by En Vougue , part of the GGICO Group.

This level of detail is rarely achieved in bespoke joinery and moulding work within the region

 

Photography  Nick Haig.