K R Interior Design are currently working on a prestigious project in Hampstead, London. Amongst re-designing most rooms in the house, including bespoke cabinetry and re-vamping 8 Bathrooms the most exciting part of the project is the excavation of a subterranean floor. This comprises a swimming pool, games room, gym, steam room, cinema room and bar area. It is still in the early stages but the end result will be a high spec, luxurious but usable space for all the family and friends. Watch this space…………
Kianfar Revell Interior Design Blog
KR Interior Design specialises in creating bespoke and luxury interior design solutions to suit the exact needs of the individual client. With a clear focus on quality and comfort, the London interior design company creates timeless results that lift influences from both classical and contemporary genres.
KR Interior Design's philosophy is to achieve chic but practical solutions that flow effortlessly using high-end materials from brands such as Minotti, Osborne & Little B&B Italia, Poliform, Andrew Martin, Brian Yates, Porta Romana and Katherine Pooley.
The company sets itself apart from the rest by continually raising the bar and striving to produce the ultimate in luxury and comfort. They achieve this by using the finest and most talented craftsman and sourcing unique and luxury products from all around the world.
The company ethos is to work closely with clients to explore their vision and expectations to create the ultimate in luxury design solutions.
With experience in designing bespoke interiors for hotels, health spas, show homes and high-end residential establishments, the company can offer a plethora of ideas and practical solutions to ensure the ultimate in living design.
KR Interior Design is happy to take on projects of any scale and has worked in London, including St John's Wood, Pimlico, Richmond, Hampstead and Chelsea, and outside of London including Sussex, Cornwall, Ireland, France and the US.
Current Project
May 21st, 2010Wellness and Spa Centre Ireland
March 13th, 2010KR Interior Design creates bespoke luxury interiors for both residential and commercial projects. The company’s ethos is to offer a friendly yet professional service that really focuses on the clients’ vision and to do everything possible to bring that vision to life.
The design brief for the exclusive Kenmare Wellness and Spa Centre in Kerry Ireland was to create a quality, luxurious and harmonious environment for its clients. This premium spa wanted to make sure it set the right tone to establish itself as one of the most prestigious spas in Ireland and the interior design was vital to achieving this.
KR Interior Design looked first to the beautiful Kerry countryside for inspiration and by plucking key elements from its landscape – such as traditional Irish slate and stone – the designers created a contemporary but natural feel.
Getting the colour right was vital and, once again, KR’s design team looked to the landscape for inspiration and selected a neutral palette of taupe, grey and lavender to create a calm and relaxing atmosphere.
Lighting was also a fundamental to the success of this project and the subdued tones were further complemented by the use of minimal natural light.
The finished look is contemporary and urbane yet earthy and natural… the perfect combination for a health spa.
St John’s Wood
February 24th, 2010KR Interior Design was approached with a dream project; the total renovation and restoration of a four-storey villa-style house in St John’s Wood, London.
As the property was listed it required the ultimate in sensitivity but the client also wanted KR Interior Design’s signature stamp of luxury.
Prestige and comfort were at the centre of this brief but it also needed to be a practical home for a young family. It was vital to create a harmonious interior that was sympathetic to the traditional architecture whilst implementing a luxury and contemporary style.
A key element to achieving this brief was the design and implementation of high-end bespoke cabinetry in the study, bathroom and all the units in the drawing room. Everything had to be made-to-measure and in keeping with the look and feel of the house.
To finish KR Interior Design used a neutral palette of taupe, grey and lavender. This was complemented with a selection of textures ranging from velvets to silks.