Minimalist Apartment
maida vale, london
A MWAI Turnkey project. The brief called for minimalism, but not austerity. We began with the entrance hall, a finely crafted space that sets the tone for the entire home.
Minimalist Apartment maida vale, london
A full architectural and interior refurbishment for a growing household in Little Venice. London.
As families evolve, so must their homes. MWAI was invited to reimagine a duplex apartment on the upper floors of a Victorian terrace in Little Venice, transforming it into a calm, characterful retreat for a young family.
The brief called for minimalism — but not austerity. We began with the entrance hall, a finely crafted space that sets the tone for the entire home. A linear pattern of soft-textured polished plaster creates a sense of quiet rhythm, echoed in the geometry and material palette throughout.
In the bathroom, chevron-cut marble tiles wrap the floor and rear shower wall, fading from white to grey in a carefully controlled gradient. The sharpness of the geometry is softened by the natural textures, creating a space that feels both precise and serene.
Bespoke joinery by Andrew Morton brings warmth and nuance to the interiors. Patterned timber adds softness to clean-lined cabinetry, with playful detailing in the dressing areas that balances the rigour of the architectural language.
The result is a home that feels tailored, not styled — where every detail is considered, and every space responds to the needs of its occupants. MWAI delivered the project from concept to completion, including architecture, interiors, and project management.
The brief called for minimalism — but not austerity. We began with the entrance hall, a finely crafted space that sets the tone for the entire home. A linear pattern of soft-textured polished plaster creates a sense of quiet rhythm, echoed in the geometry and material palette throughout.
In the bathroom, chevron-cut marble tiles wrap the floor and rear shower wall, fading from white to grey in a carefully controlled gradient. The sharpness of the geometry is softened by the natural textures, creating a space that feels both precise and serene.
Bespoke joinery by Andrew Morton brings warmth and nuance to the interiors. Patterned timber adds softness to clean-lined cabinetry, with playful detailing in the dressing areas that balances the rigour of the architectural language.
The result is a home that feels tailored, not styled — where every detail is considered, and every space responds to the needs of its occupants. MWAI delivered the project from concept to completion, including architecture, interiors, and project management.