Interiors matter—they shape how we live, think, and feel. They influence the conversations we have and the way we express ourselves. They affect what we do and how we go about it. That’s why Rose Uniacke dedicates herself to creating harmonious spaces that are both comforting and inspiring . Explore her remarkable projects here and let yourself be captivated—these designs are truly exquisite!
The Buckingham
Every detail of this design has been thoughtfully crafted to create a light and airy apartment. Rose was tasked with designing an interior that blended classic charm with modern touches. From the grand first-floor drawing room, positioned to overlook the neighboring palace, offering an unmatched space for formal gatherings, to the expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that allow sunlight to fill both living areas and bedrooms, every element of the layout has been meticulously planned.
Holland Park Apartment
Rose Uniacke is a globally celebrated designer renowned for her mastery of light and space, along with her relentless pursuit of simplicity and refinement. Her designs are detailed yet appear effortless, drawing inspiration from historical influences while maintaining a sense of warmth, tranquility, and timeless elegance. The vision for the Holland Park Villas embodies understated luxury and refinement. By incorporating natural materials and organic textures, Rose connects the interior spaces to their dramatic outdoor surroundings. Soft drapes frame lush park views through the full-height windows, seamlessly blending the indoors with the outdoors.
Marylebone Apartment
A significant collection finds the perfect space to breathe—and shine—in this impeccably balanced apartment. This 1940s apartment in central London required extensive renovation. The client's brief was to create an open, spacious environment to showcase their extensive collection of art, books, and music. Rose crafted a beautifully balanced interior that feels simultaneously lively and serene.
Richmond House
This majestic manor house in Richmond, London exemplifies Rose’s thoughtful approach to restoring an important listed building, originally constructed during the reign of Charles II and later expanded during the Georgian era. This is a light-filled , tranquil family home where past and present coexist harmoniously, featuring calm, clutter-free spaces and an understated air of sophistication. Modern luxury is thoughtfully integrated into the historic structure without overshadowing its original charm.
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Colombia Armchair
The Colombia Armchair , inspired by the rich flavor of coffee, brings comfort and elegance to any living room design . Crafted from bouclé fabric and dark bronze matte , this armchair evokes the serene atmosphere often associated with minimalist interiors . Take a moment to unwind and savor the simple pleasures of life with the Colombia armchair!
Godwin House
The house was originally built by E.W. Godwin between 1878-1879 for Frank Miles, a society portraitist and friend of Oscar Wilde. The current owners wanted to honor its history while creating a home suited for a modern, active family. This wasn’t a rigid historical recreation but rather a reinterpretation rooted in the original design. Starting with the extensive archival material, Rose stripped away unnecessary layers and additions, restoring the building’s purity, architectural integrity, and authentic spirit while adding a fresh, timeless quality and enhanced functionality.
Mayfair Apartment
Rose was commissioned by a private client to design this apartment as a simple, cozy retreat. Set in the attic of a period building in Mayfair, central London , the space had lost much of its original character over the years. Rose aimed to create an interior filled with charm, softness, and interest within a minimalist framework. Her design features a fireplace wall with built-in bookshelves and log storage in the main living area, as well as a custom wood and marble kitchen that can be separated from the dining area with rich yet subtle drapes.
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