The Modern at Embassy Gardens is a design-led riverside district on London’s South Bank offering a fresh, luxurious, and highly contemporary take on apartment living in London. When furnishing these apartments, we devised a fresh and inviting scheme that maximised the light and views across the Thames.  The design is inspirational and showcases how an owner or occupier could use the space.

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Embassy Gardens

The Modern at Embassy Gardens is a design-led riverside district on London’s South Bank offering a fresh, luxurious, and highly contemporary take on apartment living in London. When furnishing these apartments, we devised a fresh and inviting scheme that maximised the light and views across the Thames.  The design is inspirational and showcases how an owner or occupier could use the space.

Drew Baxter
Sales Director

Peabody

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Valley House

A show apartment was installed to support the incentive voucher offering. The brief was to target first-time buyers and the aim was to display how practical and generously sized the apartments were. The second bedroom was designed as a combined bedroom and home office space, which demonstrated how to make use of the space available. The décor featured industrial pieces paired with sleek finishes. The finished project was achieved in under £10k, including the decoration work.

Two units were dressed, the first showing how an owner occupier would spend an incentive voucher and the second showing the investor furniture collection. The apartments feature inspirational paint finishes and block colour work. The long narrow hallways were spruced up with a combination of artwork, mirrors and feature wall paintings to bring them to life. Mature and subtle tones combined with golds and metallics were used in the furnishings to accentuate accent fixtures at Goodluck Hope.

Case study

Goodluck Hope

Two units were dressed, the first showing how an owner occupier would spend an incentive voucher and the second showing the investor furniture collection. The apartments feature inspirational paint finishes and block colour work. The long narrow hallways were spruced up with a combination of artwork, mirrors and feature wall paintings to bring them to life. Mature and subtle tones combined with golds and metallics were used in the furnishings to accentuate accent fixtures at Goodluck Hope.

Brendan Field

Senior Consultant