Interiors matter: they shape how we think and feel. They influence what we say and how we express ourselves. They impact what we do and how we go about our daily routines. That's why Rose Uniacke dedicates herself fully to creating harmonious interiors that are both calming and inspiring . Take a look at her projects here and see for yourself—her work is simply breathtaking!
The Buckingham
Every detail of this design has been thoughtfully crafted, resulting in a remarkably light and bright apartment. Rose was tasked with designing an interior that blends classic elegance with contemporary touches. From the grand first-floor drawing room, strategically positioned to overlook the neighboring Palace, creating an unmatched formal entertaining space, to the expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that invite sunlight into both living areas and bedrooms, every element of the layout and design reflects careful consideration.
Holland Park Apartment
Rose Uniacke is an internationally acclaimed designer, celebrated for her mastery of light and space, as well as her relentless pursuit of simplicity and refinement. Her designs are detailed yet seemingly effortless, drawing inspiration from historical influences while maintaining a warm, serene, and timeless elegance. The vision for the Holland Park Villas is one of understated luxury and refinement. By using natural materials and organic textures, Rose connects the interior spaces with their dramatic outdoor surroundings. Soft drapes frame verdant park views through the full-height windows, seamlessly blending the indoors with the outdoors.
Marylebone Apartment
A remarkable collection finds the perfect space to flourish in this beautifully balanced apartment. This 1940s apartment in central London underwent significant renovations. The goal was to create an open and spacious environment where the client’s extensive collection of art, books, and music could be showcased. Rose crafted an interior that is both lively and tranquil, achieving a harmonious balance that feels simultaneously welcoming and serene.
Richmond House
This imposing manor house in Richmond, London exemplifies Rose’s thoughtful approach to restoring significant listed buildings. Originally constructed during the reign of Charles II and later expanded during the Georgian era, it is now a light-filled , peaceful family home where past and present coexist harmoniously. With calm, clutter-free spaces and an understated air of sophistication, modern luxury is seamlessly integrated into the structure of the old building without disrupting its historical integrity.
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Colombia Armchair
The Colombia Armchair , inspired by its coffee-like aesthetic, brings comfort and elegance to any living room design . Made from bouclé fabric and dark bronze matte , this armchair adds a serene atmosphere reminiscent of minimalist interiors . Take some time for yourself and savor the simplicity 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 just a historical recreation. Starting with the abundance of archival material, Rose stripped away layers of later additions, restoring the space’s purity, architectural integrity, and authentic spirit while adding a fresh, timeless quality and new functionality.
Mayfair Apartment
Rose was commissioned to design this apartment by a private client seeking a simple, cozy retreat. Located in the attic of a historic building in Mayfair, central London , it had lost much of its original period charm. Rose aimed to create an interior filled with interest, charm, and softness within a relatively minimalist setting. Her design features, among others, a fireplace wall with built-in bookshelves and log storage in the main living space, along with a custom-made wood and marble kitchen that can be separated from the dining area using rich but unobtrusive drapes.
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