residential

Greenwich Peninsular

 
 

London, United Kingdom

 

client: knight dragon
status: completed 2015
project undertaken: at conran+partners
scope: full interior design services

 

Interior Design | Architectural Co-ordination | Custom Kitchens & Bathrooms | Feature Lighting | Artwork | Furniture & Styling | Marketing Apartment & Visuals

 

A Bold New Riverside Destination

The regeneration of the Greenwich Peninsula represents one of the most ambitious urban projects in London with 10,000 new homes on track to be built, creating a new prime cultural living destination.

It was essential to create unique homes where new homeowners could pick an apartment that resonated with their own style and lifestyle, and to differentiate from the market competition. Conran were appointed to design the interiors of 2 riverside towers and consequently gave each building a distinct style identity. Below are the interiors of the Waterman Tower.

K+CO STUDIOS’ creative director, Katrina, worked as part of the core team to bring this project to realisation.

  • Image courtesy of Greenwich Peninsular by Knight Dragon

First Impressions

‘‘A stylish first impression awaits visitors to the double-height lobby, where blackened metal sheeting and a modern brass chandelier speak cutting-edge design. Into the apartments, the glamour continues in marble, brass and stone. The chevron oak parquet flooring offsets bold accents of colour…”

— knight Dragon | Client

  • Conran & Partners | Image by Millerhare

 

We worked with textile designer Beatrice Larkin to bring a graphic but soft touch to the marketing apartments

 
 
 

Graphic + Contemporary

This tall monochrome tower on the river was given distinctive contemporary interiors to complement the architecture. This included 102 private and 123 affordable homes, stunning penthouse apartments and contemporary communal amenity spaces, including communal workspaces and a private screening room. Bold contrasting graphic tones were used throughout, utilising materials such as brass and blackened steel that subtly referenced the industrial history of the peninsula. This was punctuated with striking contemporary art and furniture pieces all in strong block colours — creating daring elegant spaces.

Interior design: Conran+Partners
architecture: Pilbrow & partners
photographer: ED reeves
Visualisations: Millerhare
Art consultancy: Dais contemporary
featured Artists : Sophie Rees | Lucas Clayton | Nancy Milner
textile design: Beatrice Larkin

 

  • Image courtesy of Greenwich Peninsular & Knight Dragon