Bespoke pivot door in London
The project consists of renovating the ground floor of a courtyard home located on a peaceful cobblestone alley in Primrose Hill's Belsize Park Conservation Area, as well as converting a garage. From its beginnings as coach accommodation and stabling, Elizabeth Mews is known for its row of blank panelled garage doors.
The interior is serene and introspective, with subtle texture and tonal elements that contribute to the room's overall cohesive reading. The minimalist aesthetic is evident throughout. The key component of this is a speciality Danish plaster that combines the ceiling and walls with a surface that resembles fabric and suggests ill-defined textiles. The trowel application's sweeping and shuffling motions create the soft animation.
A bespoke minimal windows pivot door was installed as part of the interior design and leads to a picturesque garden area with a Cherry Blossom tree to match the pink interior.
