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DE S IGN CENTRE


“Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour allows you to realise your vision. To see and touch things at scale allows


NATALIE TREDGETT Known for her portfolio of bold, playful


homesand commercial projects, Canadian- born, London-based Natalie Tredgett founded her studio in 2012. Her west


London home (pictured) – a calling card for her vibrant colour sense and love of art and decorative detail – was recently featured in House & Garden. “Spaces should go above and beyond the conventional boundaries of


explanation. They should be less understood and more felt,” she says.


you to go above and beyond the boundaries of your imagination”


FROM TOP RIGHT: ‘Seychelles Coco’ sconce, Paolo Moschino Ltd. 'Estella' bullion tape, green, Casa Luiza at Colony at Casa Luiza. ‘Idris’ tiles, brown, nacre, pink and sage green, Ann Sacks at West One Bathrooms. 'Behanzin' rug (LT117001), camel, Pierre Frey. (1284) knob, green powdercoat and polished gold, The Nanz Company. 'Vera' fabric, blue/green, Décors Barbares at Tissus d'Hélène. ‘Steps' panel, sky and saddle, Schumacher. Small African table, Sutherland at Perennials Sutherland Studio


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©Georgina Viney


©Rachael Smith Photography

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