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Kim Harvey Talks Interiors Inspirations for Octagon’s Latest Show Homes


FROM TOWN TO


Study, Titlark House


Surrey-based luxury housebuilder Octagon Developments are no stranger to building for both Town & Country. With over 40 years of experience building super mansions in Surrey’s most exclusive estates through to neo-Georgian townhouses in central London, few developers can match Octagon’s expertise in either field.


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hilst exceptionally high levels of finish and luxury tie the two together, what buyers want from


a countryside manor vs an inner-city pad is undeniably different. Through looking through the lens of two of their latest projects, Titlarks House in Sunningdale, a joint collaboration with Kebbell Homes, and Bishops Row in Fulham, the award winning


developer showcases master both.


Octagon commissioned Kim Harvey Interiors to design and install the interiors for both Titlarks House and the Bishops Row show home. Founder Kim Harvey talks through her inspiration for these very different projects...


“For Titlarks House in Sunningdale, our brief from Octagon and Kebbell Homes was to create a calm, refined and contemporary design to complement the grand exterior. Using a colour palette of greys and blues alongside soft gold metal detailing, we created a seamless flow throughout the vast


property, making the most of the extraordinary spaces throughout the house.”


“Taking a completely different approach at Bishops Row, Fulham, we wanted to create a luxury contemporary home with reference to SW London’s stylish heritage. We wanted to showcase sophisticated, tailored design whilst ensuring homely, practical and spacious living, maximising modern open plan living but also that each room has its own identity.”


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Country manors often have more lateral space to work with than inner city homes - with almost 17,000 sq ft of living space spread across just two-storeys, Titlarks House is a truly expansive property, yet cleverly maintains a homely feel.


Kim Harvey adds, “The entrance hall at Titlarks House is a real showstopper, measuring an incredible 1000 sq ft. To capitalise on this we used a stunning bespoke chandelier of 300 individual suspended white and gold metal leaves cascading from the ceiling of the first floor. Soft muted tones keep the space calm and inviting, whilst the contemporary artwork using gold abstract embellishments complements the natural leaf shapes in the chandelier. Soft curved detailing to the furniture provides an elegant look, whilst subtle textural wallpaper and luxurious upholstered arrival seating softens the space.”


Meanwhile, each townhouse at Bishops Row has been designed with vertical living in mind, offering fantastic views of the River Thames from the upper floors.


“Inspired by the view across the River Thames, and abundance of natural light coming from the full height French doors in the master bedroom, we wanted to turn this room in to a sanctuary and a place to relax and enjoy the view. Using calm base tones with uplifting soft blues, the contemporary geometric theme running throughout the house is reflected in the bespoke upholstered headboard. The delicate veneer used on the bedside tables and dressing table add a soft timeless feel whilst the striking Bert Frank wall lighting maintains a contemporary look.”


Kim Harvey Dining Room, Bishops Row


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