A Blissful Union of Natural Layers

Elements of nature and material luxury flow from the living room to the kitchen and dining space with the continuation of stained oak joinery and oak floorboards. In the dining space sits Guillerme et Chambron dining chairs reupholstered in sumptuous, patterned fabric. Further texture diversity is seen in the kitchen table with its ribbed wooden base and striking hollow circular design drawing the eye to the intriguing wooden patterns.

Stylish comfort, aesthetic luxury and the unique charm of texture-diverse natural materials combine again in the bedrooms which channel a cosy, comfortable boudoir feel. In the principal bedroom, a Dedar Tiger Mountain fabric headboard marks the centre of the space and opulent hanging curtains in a neutral stone colour are framed by fluted wooden wardrobes and side tables. A piece of art by Lawrence Calver hangs beside the bed which features dyed silk and cotton material in muted, earthy brown hues, a nod to the comfort and calming aura of the space.

Consistent detailing defines this home and creates a sense of textural flow from the stained oak joinery which runs from the living room to the kitchen to dynamic texture additions in the upstairs bathrooms. In one, a ribbed wooden vanity forms provides attractive storage space. In another, patterned wallpaper resembling falling leaves pairs with a charcoal wall-hung marble basin and a richly patterned marble floor in green and brown tones, evoking a forest floor. A beautifully placed piece of art in blended earthy tones perfectly juxtaposes the leaf-patterned wallpaper.

Throughout, St Georges is a natural and texture-intelligent home where design contrasts create an artwork of breathable, liveable and depth-filled spaces.