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CAIn this project in Marylebone, the house includes two very different dining areas, each designed for a specific purpose.
The first is the larger formal dining area within the main living space, created as part of the entertaining zone. It’s designed for evenings when friends come over, a relaxed space where people can gather, have drinks, and socialise. If there’s a piano, it becomes even more lively, with guests sitting around, enjoying the music and the atmosphere before moving through to dinner.
The second is a more casual dining area located just off the kitchen, intended for everyday use. This space is practical, comfortable, and perfect for daily meals.
We played with contrast between the two areas, particularly through colour. The dining room downstairs is finished in a strong, dark tone, which connects beautifully with the kitchen.
For us, it’s very important that a house carries a consistent feeling throughout. When the colours, materials, and atmosphere flow from one space to another, the entire home feels more considered and complete. I know many of my regulars always I’ve seen this post before, but we’ve had a lot of new people to join and I’d love to share this post with them .
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