Godrich Interiors: Carving Out A Niche In The Interior Design World – With a vibrant, exuberant style that is unrestricted by fads and underpinned by a distinct sense of creativity, Godrich has carved out a niche in the interior design industry. The studio rejects the conventional method of high-end interior design and instead embraces the layering of carefully sourced materials. Find more about them in this article by LUXXU Blog.

Godrich Interiors

This method adds a fresh level of authenticity to every project and has assisted the Godrich team in building a coveted reputation for innovative and clever design. With every commission, Godrich makes sure the client’s experience is private and individualized. Godrich enjoys working with a variety of briefs, styles, properties, and locations, as well as the variety that each project brings. As a result, the studio’s portfolio of projects is diverse.

Chelsea Townhouse

In order to create this Chelsea pied-a-terre, Godrich combined modern finishes with mid-century furniture and a restrained color scheme.

Covent Garden Executive Suite

The Covent Garden theater district’s penthouse was built on top of an 18th-century structure. Every square inch of space was meticulously planned, adhering to strict planning specifications, to create a luxurious environment for a busy executive.

Earl’s Court Apartment

This open-plan reception, dining, and the kitchen is the dream with nearly 4 m high ceilings! They took down the partition wall to make one large space and then constructed an exterior cast iron walkway that leads straight from the kitchen to the garden. This made the Victorian design suitable for contemporary family life.

Ibiza Villa

This ultimate vacation retreat exudes rustic but opulent Spanish charm and was created to reflect the laid-back bohemian lifestyle in Ibiza. Religious allusions can be found here and there, and the natural materials, Mediterranean blues, and whitewashed walls give the place a genuinely authentic look.

Kensington Apartment

This traditional gentleman’s home was designed by Godrich and filled with one-of-a-kind Art Deco furnishings and 1950s and 1960s finds. The room is kept light by sleek wood finishes and a masculine color scheme of greys and whites, while the furniture and accessories add weight and substance. The end result is harmonious and classic.

Knightsbridge Apartment

Exclusively sourced antiques and striking modern artwork dominate this classically-inspired scheme, which is housed in Grade II listed building with views of Brompton Oratory.