Chelsea
Living Rooms
This open-plan living space in Chelsea unfolds in two distinct halves: a formal sitting room at one end and a relaxed snug at the other. Langstaff was commissioned to create cabinetry that would connect both areas, visually and practically, while giving each its own identity. The result is a single, flowing room with a shared material language.
Chelsea Living Rooms
This open-plan living space in Chelsea unfolds in two distinct halves: a formal sitting room at one end and a relaxed snug at the other. Langstaff was commissioned to create cabinetry that would connect both areas, visually and practically, while giving each its own identity. The result is a single, flowing room with a shared material language.
Where Detail Leads
At both ends of the space, floor-to-ceiling cabinetry forms the focal point, contemporary in profile yet layered with detail. In the snug, antiqued mirrors studded with brass cabochons conceal a hidden TV behind a pocket door system; in the formal living room, they frame the LED-lit shelving, casting a warm glow back into the space. The grid-set shaker panels are traced with brass inlay, while the grain of the pressed ash veneer shifts in direction—horizontal, vertical, always deliberate.
Where Detail Leads
At both ends of the space, floor-to-ceiling cabinetry forms the focal point, contemporary in profile yet layered with detail. In the snug, antiqued mirrors studded with brass cabochons conceal a hidden TV behind a pocket door system; in the formal living room, they frame the LED-lit shelving, casting a warm glow back into the space. The grid-set shaker panels are traced with brass inlay, while the grain of the pressed ash veneer shifts in direction—horizontal, vertical, always deliberate.
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