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IMPRESSIVE SALES SUITES

FEaTurEThE STar & GarTEr

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CONTENTS04 – 09 SHOW HOmE SHOWCASEHOVE ACTUALLYA trendy home designed with entertainment in mind, located by the seaside in Hove

10 – 15 SHOW HOmE SHOWCASEFIFTY SHADES OF WHITEThis home in Portobello uses a palette of layered shades of white paired with original works of art

16 – 19 SHOW HOmE SHOWCASEmETROPOLITAN LIVINGA unique and contemporary design in the centre of Wandsworth

20 – 23 SHOW HOmE SHOWCASEURBAN LUXEAn eclectic and contemporary apartment in north London

24-33 FEATURE: THE STAR & GARTERREGAL RICHmONDA stately landmark featuring both interior and specification design

34 – 41 SPOT ON SPECA selection of some of the spectacular specification projects which came to fruition this year

42 – 49 DESIGN FOR CGIWe have gone from success to success with our interior designs for CGIs

50 – 53 ImPRESSIVE SALES SUITESWe create diverse marketing suite solutions for a variety of projects

54 ON THE HOmE FRONTThe creative space that is our office and the wonderful team we work with

55 AWARDSWe are always thrilled when our hard work is recognised in the industry

WELCOmESuna Interior Design has continued to grow and evolve during the course of the last year. Since the previous edition of our magazine we have taken on another whole floor for storage, employed several more members of staff, further developed our office space and of course, created numerous designs, some of which we’re showcasing in this, the 4th edition of our in-house magazine.

We have continued to steadily grow the business and while we do this it is vital to us that we ensure that each and every project receives the personal touch that makes our work stand out from the rest. We continue to work on exciting projects for property developers including CGI design which has really grown during the last year, proving that there is a definite demand in the industry. In this edition we look at some of our most successful projects within this sector, just a small taste of what we have achieved.

We’re proud of the work we provide our clients and we are delighted to have had success at numerous awards ceremonies during the course of the last year. We’ve even moved into the judging category, with Helen taking a seat on the judging panel at the kbb awards. Take a look at some of our greatest achievements in Awards on page 55.

We hope you enjoy this year’s edition and keep up with what we’re doing during the course of the following year. We’d love to hear from you – follow us on Twitter (@SunaInteriorDes), Facebook and read our blog: www.sunainteriordesign.com/blog. Enjoy!

HELEn & REbEccA

Contributing Editor: Lucinda BaileyDesigner: Stephanie Tebboth SmithPhotography: Matt Livey, Developers ownPrinted by: Brompton Print CompanyCover Image: The Star & Garter, Richmond for London Square

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HOVE ACTUALLY

FEaTuriNG aN EClECTiC COlOur PalETTE, ThiS ExCluSivE hOmE iN ThE uPmarkET Suburb OF hOvE iS ONE OF Our FavOuriTES.

We were briefed to create a design that spoke to the well-heeled Hove market that encompassed the feel of Brighton but with the slightly more grown-up essence of Hove. Architecturally this ‘grand design’ maximises the sense of space with very generous room sizes centred around a terrace and mature tree, ideal for open plan living and entertaining. So it fell within our remit to accentuate these elements.

We were inspired by the location and selected a purposefully eclectic colour palette. The feature pieces and design classics are selectively quirky, without being too over the top. The design is full of personality and unique items expressed through a palette of black and white with splashes of colour.

As this home is ideally suited to entertaining, we selected a twelve-seater dining table and Eames style chairs. Above the dining table hangs a stylish cluster pendant light. In the living room the Eero Saarinen style ‘womb’ reading chair cocoons readers while they lose themselves in their latest novel. The bespoke wrap-around shelves are ideal for exhibiting works of art or storing collections of books, to create a sense of individuality. Each element in the design was specifically chosen to enhance the sense of personality within the home.

“An eclectic, contemporary dining room that maximises and enhances the space”

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ABOVE: Entertaining in style LEFT: Cashmere grey womb style chair and stool RIGHT: Master bedroom featuring a bespoke headboard, contemporary bedside tables and unique artworks

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“A statement living room maximising the black and white palette with considered and impactful splashes of colour”

LEFT: Stylish seating in the living room ABOVE: Seletti Vegaz Alphabet Letter Light and vintage telephone


“Master bedroom with bespoke furniture and papered ceiling”

ThE whiTE-ON-whiTE iNTEriOr dESiGN OF ThiS TOwNhOuSE layErS abuNdaNT ShadES OF whiTE, uSiNG TExTurE aNd NuaNCES OF TONE.

Our brief was to create something unique for this three-bed townhouse that involved the local community, a talking point, something that hadn’t been done before. This captivating, alabaster design achieves this by housing a contemporary selection of white furnishings that work to create the perfect ‘gallery space’ to display original works of art, supplied by a local gallery. These unique works of art adorn the walls, bringing bright punches of colour and intrigue into the rooms while the alluring white pieces of furniture, such as the egg chair and high gloss coffee table in the living room add a subtle glamour.

The fantastic works of art are the piece de resistance, adding glamour and making the design completely unique. To ensure that the white wasn’t too stark the wooden floor that runs from the stairs up through the house also breaks up the white-on-white backdrop. It was important that the townhouse should feel like a home, not just a gallery.

In each room there are a number of focal points that ensure the interior is interesting and dynamic. In the dining room the feature chairs around the high gloss dining table add vibrancy to the room further complemented by the large frosted bottle chandelier hanging above the table. In the living room, behind the bespoke white sofa a Twiggy-style floor lamp hangs stylishly over the sofa, creating an illuminated reading corner. The study is filled with quirky and interesting items that continue the white theme, with a Panton-style chair at the desk. In the master bedroom feature wallpaper has been used on the ceiling to dramatic effect.

“We’re thrilled with this confident scheme, a rousing showcase of contemporary design at its finest.”

FIFTY SHADES OF


FAR LEFT: Layering white on white, the living room has been styled with a selection of artworks, creating a gallery-effect ABOVE: The eclectic study that continues to keep white intriguing LEFT: Sophisticated dressing area in the master suite


“The stylish kitchen presided over by Andy Warhol by Richard Zarzi”


mETROPOLITAN LIVINGa uNiquE aNd CONTEmPOrary dESiGN iN vibraNT waNdSwOrTh

Suna Interior Design was briefed to design an urban, modern apartment portraying quality and detail. This design is sophisticated and metropolitan with sharp lines, industrial touches and a luxurious feel.

The apartments are targeted towards young professionals, those who commute into the city and first-time buyers. The borough is currently undergoing a large scale regeneration, yet has still retained its special and unique atmosphere. There are old commercial buildings, such as the brewery, green parks and the river Wandle which combine to create a unique, metropolitan and trendy location.

As such the palette in this design is inspired by the local elements and comprises black, grey, tan leather and blue with touches of metallics. The design as a whole, is tailored, inspired by the city commuters, with concrete and metallics contrasted against each other. To add a further dimension to the design, plaid, checks, stripes, pinstripes and hounds tooth patterns have been used throughout the apartment.

“The chevron artwork with A Girl With A Pearl Earring hangs captivatingly above the bed. On either side of the bed hang mid-century style mirrors”


LEFT: The stylish, metropolitan and sophisticated living room featuring a dark palette with concrete and black gloss contrasted against tan leather furniture. BOTTOm: The unique styling in this apartment pays close attention to the locale, including Battersea Power Station RIGHT: The tan leather sofa in the living room, above which hangs artwork that plays on the name of the development, Carters Yard


URBAN LUXElOCaTEd iN N19, lONdON ThiS iS aN avaNT-GardE, PErSONaliSEd aNd luxE dESiGN

We were commissioned to create an edgy, London interior with an eclectic style that comprised unique items, reminiscent of ‘local finds’. The owners will be discerning, trendy purchasers who own one-off pieces of artwork and objects d’art. We fulfilled this brief by designing a realistic, not too ‘show house’ home that will appeal to the media and design savvy shopaholics who have an affinity for the local area.

We were inspired by a mixed palette of navy, yellows and warm tones. We incorporated industrial style elements such as the dining table

and chairs and the brass bed to reflect the ‘warehouse’ refurbishment that has taken place in the apartment. The traditional ‘creative’ study has been styled for a media industry creative couple, who enjoy working in an inspiring environment.

Our general approach was to get into the mind-set of a creative, discerning purchaser who has their finger on the pulse of current trends, who is always on the lookout for one-off pieces to create a realistic, high-appeal city dwelling that reflects personality and individualism.

BELOW: The House of Hackney wallpaper in the master bedroom

“The luxe, blue velvet punch button sofa with a geometric rug and large mirror creating an inviting living space”


A pixelated bespoke piece of artwork overlooks the open plan living & dining room LEFT: The bedroom featuring a brass bed and wall mounted cage-style bedside lights mIDDLE: See the writing on the wall BOTTOm: The study is a dual-function room with the sofa also converting into a sofabed

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lOCaTEd aT ThE TOP OF riChmONd hill, ThE STar & GarTEr dEvElOPmENT iS a STaTuESquE FOCal POiNT iN ThE lOCaliTy. a liSTEd buildiNG OvEr-lOOkiNG ThE PiCTurESquE vallEy wiTh iTS mEaNdEriNG viSTa OF ThE rivEr ThamES.

Suna Interior Design was commissioned to design both the marketing suite and the show house, including both the interior and the specification design. The marketing suite at The Star & Garter was to set the tone for the visitor experience at this unique, listed building.

The refined marketing suite features an external passage that leads from the front entrance desk up to the main reception area and from there, into the show home. Our remit included creating, sourcing and installing all of the elements involved.

Suna Interior Design was briefed to design the ultimate in luxury for this marketing suite. Displaying bespoke joinery and unique features, such as the brass wall-panelling behind the champagne bar. The result is a practical yet sophisticated environment that oozes understated luxury.

The glamorous show home is both an ideal home and entertainment space. High ceilings with coffered lighting feature throughout this apartment, enhancing each space. We were briefed to create a design that epitomised luxury and maximised the space, while including all the elements of a tech-savvy home.

Wanting to be sympathetic to the building, we selected an elegant palette in each room, complemented by tasteful and bespoke furniture, accessories and carpentry.

The apartment features a large kitchen and dining room, a drawing room which is both the ideal space for entertaining or to relax after a long day out-and-about and three bedrooms, each ensuite and all with their own stylish look and feel.

“As a project, this was a complex but fascinating one that involved both specification and interior elements to the design. We are thrilled with the outcome - the elegant design speaks for itself.”

REGAL RICHmOND

“The sophisticated marketing suite includes a stylish seating area that overlooks the terrace and magestic views”


LEFT: The bespoke reception desk features a studded leather frontage. The building and development name have been etched into the back panel on the wall behind the desk FAR FAR LEFT BELOW: The stylish champagne bar with a bespoke brass panelled wall behind, creating a sophisticated and eye-catching feature in the marketing suite FAR LEFT BELOW: The view from inside the sample area, looking through the bespoke panelling onto the formal seating and further afield onto the terrace LEFT BELOW: The smart sample area is separated from the formal seating by bespoke wooden screens RIGHT ABOVE: The black, white and gold palette is reflected in the bespoke front entrance desk RIGHT mIDDLE : A selection of original newspaper pages from the time of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation hang along the entrance wall RIGHT BELOW: The time-line depicting the history of the building runs along the length of the passage that leads up to the marketing suite and show home


FAR LEFT: The elegant console table and artwork create a focal point in the entrance hall of this lavish home ABOVE: The sophisticated drawing room in the show home features bespoke cabinetry and luxurious furnishings mIDDLE: The ceiling-to-floor curtains hang elegantly in the double-height space LEFT: From the bespoke cushions to the artworks on the wall, attention to detail has been paid to each and every aspect of the design


ABOVE & FAR RIGHT: The elegant and stylish dining room is presided over by a selection of ink floral drawings and a stately mirror while a contemporary and captivating pendant light hangs above the dining table. The white, blue and gold palette creates a refined look RIGHT: The breakfast bar faces into the kitchen, which boasts ample counter space and integrated appliances by Miele


LEFT: This bedroom showcases a black & white palette with splashes of gold and a ceiling to floor panelled headboard, flanked by eye-catching works of art to create a lasting and memorable impact RIGHT: The master bedroom features quilted wall panelling in front of which sits the bespoke studded headboard, framing the opulent bed. The palette of taupe, warm greys and white with splashes of gold and silver enhances the sumptuous and serene feel of the room BELOW: Detailed stud-work on the chest of drawers in the master bedroom BELOW RIGHT: The dressing areas comprise a selection of mirrored and opaque doors for a stylish finish

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SPOT ON

SPEcSEvEral OuTSTaNdiNG PrOjECTS FEaTuriNG a SElECTiON OF SPECiFiCaTiON dESiGNS. ThiS SECTiON hiGhliGhTS wOrk wE’vE dONE ON FOur SEParaTE PrOjECTS, lOCaTEd iN POrTObEllO, hamPShirE, NOrTh lONdON aNd mayFair.

FAR LEFT: Elegant and sophisticated specification design in the bathroom LEFT: The free-standing bath sits adjacent to the warm wall in the master ensuite bathroom TOP: Stylish bath brassware ABOVE: The shower head BELOW: Beautiful horn handles on the cabinetry

PORTOBELLOFor the first project we were briefed to create a master ensuite bathroom that was a haven for the owners. The interior design of the house revolves around layers of white. As such we wanted to create an impactful feel in this dark tiled bathroom with white sanitaryware that gives the room a wow-factor. To create maximum effect we increased the size of the bathroom. This allowed for the free-standing bath, which we felt was an important element in this design.


The free-standing bath sits in front of the wood tiled wall, behind is a walk-in shower LEFT: The double basins with tall mirrors running up the wall behind them BELOW FAR LEFT: The sleek basin and tap BELOW LEFT: The wood-effect floating wall onto which sits the brassware for the bath

HAmPSHIREThe second project was for a large, luxurious family home in Hampshire. Here we were briefed to design a luxurious retreat that was both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The master ensuite and family bathrooms were inspired by warm tones, lime stones, oak and natural materials. With a darker palette used in the master ensuite to create a distinct feel between the two.


NORTH LONDONThe third project was the specification design for a completely refurbished warehouse apartment in north London. We were briefed to create a contemporary industrial feel that would appeal to city dwellers who are creative and have their fingers on the pulse of current trends and are always on the look-out for one-off pieces. To facilitate this we’ve used elements such as the metal toggle light switches, brick slips on the living room wall and a dark, moody palette for the bathroom.

ABOVE: The CGI design of the living room showing the brick slips in the living room as well as the sleek kitchen design FAR LEFT: The dark and moody bathroom in north London LEFT: The industrial-style brick slip tiling in the living room BELOW: Stylish metal toggle light switch


FAR LEFT: The beautiful master ensuite bathroom featuring book matched marble flooring continuing up the wall behind the free-standing bath ABOVE: The marbled guest shower room with bespoke dark wood cabinetry LEFT BELOW: The feature chandelier that hangs above the bath in the master ensuite bathroom RIGHT BELOW: The stylish brassware from which water will cascade into the bath

mAYFAIROur final project takes us to Mayfair where we were commissioned to design a bathroom that was the epitome of luxury. We achieved this by using a light grey patterned marble on both the floor and walls and off-setting this against bespoke dark wood cabinetry. The free-standing bath features stylish brassware and a beautiful chandelier that hangs majestically above it. We also designed the guest shower room, which continues the luxurious, marbled theme.

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ThE wOrld OF dESiGNiNG iNTEriOrS FOr COmPuTEr GENEraTEd imaGES (CGiS).

With the economy continuing to grow and the construction industry with it, such is the demand for property that many developers are able to sell future developments ‘off-plan’. In order to maximise their selling potential, they are utilising computer generated images or CGIs. This is where we step into the process. Using our extensive experience in the design industry we have developed Design for CGI, a branch of our business that bridges the gap between developers who want up to date design and CGI companies with their technical prowess.

A specifically dedicated team work with CGI companies to create exceptional interior designs. These CGIs predict what the interior will look like, enabling potential buyers to properly visualise their future property.

Over the past year we have successfully worked with a number of developers and CGI companies. We have embraced our role in the Design for CGI process, specifying the products that will comprise each visual. This design is then sent to a specialist CGI company, where the actual fly-through or individual stills are put together.

We pay attention to the clients brief, product and potential purchaser and develop an outstanding interior design that better enables the client to sell their product to their specific marketplace.

DESIGn FOR CGI

COLLEGE GARDENSINTERIOR DESIGN BY Suna Interior DesignFOR Jersey Development CompanyCGI BY F10 Studios


“An opulent and stylish living room in one of the apartments”

LEFT: This contemporary living room features a silver, white and purple palette with touches of black TOP: The luxurious bedroom with stylish lighting and feature wallpaper


LEFT ABOVE: Contemporary open-plan living room in one of the apartments ABOVE: View of the living room, showing the dining room and the feature marble wall LEFT: A luxy and contemporary bedroom


mETTLE & POISEINTERIOR DESIGN BY Suna Interior DesignFOR Rydon ConstructionCGI BY me&dave

TOP LEFT: Second apartment with open-plan living BOTTOm LEFT: Alternative view of the open plan living space, including the dining area ABOVE: The quirky open-plan living room in one of the apartments LEFT: Bathroom specification with stylish pendant lighting

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divErSE markETiNG SuiTE SOluTiONS FOr dEvElOPmENTS aCrOSS lONdON.

Marketing suites provide an environment that enables developers to showcase their product, houses or apartments in a stimulating yet welcoming environment where the buyers are put at ease. When we design a marketing suite we create a customer journey, which starts from the moment you step through the door. All of these aspects are skilfully combined with a knowledge of design and the working environment to ensure that the staff are able to perform at their optimum. A successful marketing suite must reflect the aesthetic and the quality of the product through design.

X&Y mARKETING SUITEFor the X&Y Marketing Suite our brief was to design a pop-up marketing suite (the permanent suite to follow at a later date). Displaying a journey full of visually stimulating focal points to engage the customer with the brand and reflect the vibrancy of the area in which the new development is located. We used bold colours and sharp lines inspired by the development logo in contrast with classic and elegant black and white modern furniture. This can be seen as more of a dynamic exhibition space where the customer is encouraged to explore.

ImPRESSIVE SALES SUITES

LEFT: The exciting and inviting finished result TOP: A light-box sign board welcomes visitors to the pop-up marketing suite ABOVE: The strong brand of ‘X&Y’ creates the entrance lobby space

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PUTNEY mARKETING SUITEFor the Putney Marketing Suite our brief was to create a space which reflected the brand and the new development being showcased. We interpreted this by creating a crisp Italian-style design in a controlled palette with contemporary, rich materials.

FAR LET: A private meeting space within the marketing suite LEFT: A creative use of materials to create an interesting, sophisticated reception space

“Dark wood flooring leads visitors towards the reception area which is illuminated by a selection of stylish pendant lights”

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TEL: 020 8544 9350EmAIL: [email protected]: www.sunainteriordesign.com

AWARDSwE PuT Our all iNTO Our dESiGNS aNd EvEry award ThaT wE ENTEr, arE ShOrT liSTEd FOr aNd (hOPEFully) wiN iS a NOd TO ThE hard wOrk wE’vE PuT iNTO EaCh PrOjECT. wE’rE hONOurEd by EaCh aNd EvEry ONE.

ON THE HOmE

FROnTFeaturing in the Andrew Martin Interior Design Review, volume 19, pages 164 – 169. This is the second time we’re featuring in this industry authority

Best London Home for The Filaments Penthouse Collection, by Mount Anvil, at the London Evening Standard New Homes Awards 2015

Gold Award Winners with London Square for Best House, Silver Award Winners with Countryside for Best Interior

Design and Bronze Award with London Square for Best Interior Design at the WhatHouse? Awards 2014

For the first year our blog has been nominated in the Amara Interior Design Blog Awards 2015

TWITTER: @SunaInteriorDesBLOG: www.sunainteriordesign.com/blogPINTEREST: www.pinterest.com/sunaintdesLINKEDIN: Suna Interior DesignFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/SunaInteriorDesign

AWARD WINNING DESIGN ONLINEwE lOvE TO TwEET, POST ON FaCEbOOk aNd NaTTEr away ON Our blOG. wE PiN Our PiCTurES aNd PaSS COmmENT ThaT ENTErTaiNS, ON amuSiNG aNd dESiGN-rElaTEd TOPiCS. aS a rESulT wE’vE builT uP quiTE aN ONliNE FOllOwiNG. TO SEE whaT wE havE TO Say, FiNd uS ONliNE hErE:

judGiNG aT kbb awardS This year we were asked to sit on the judging panel of the kbb awards. Helen took on the task and together with several other industry leaders, made the

tough decision facing them, provided by such a high standard of entries, in the bathrooms design category. Congratulations to all the winners!

OUR SPACE

Finalists in the Designer Kitchen & Bathroom Awards 2015 for Bathroom Design of the Year (over £15k) for Portobello Square Town House

Finalists in the Society of British and International Design Awards 2015 for the London Square Putney Marketing Suite (Office Space) and Portobello Square Town House (Residential Project Under £1M)

iN Our SEarCh FOr ThE laTEST aNd GrEaTEST whEN iT COmES TO dESiGN wE makE SurE ThaT wE’rE viSiTiNG ThE bEST ShOwS iN ThE iNduSTry. laST yEar ThE dESiGNErS viSiTEd PariS, ThiS yEar ThEy hEadEd OuT TO milaN TO POuNd ThE PavEmENTS iN SEarCh OF iNSPiraTiON. iT’S vEry imPOrTaNT TO uS ThaT wE kNOw whaT ThE laTEST PrOduCTS arE, whaT’S TrENdiNG aNd whaT wE CaN ExPECT FrOm SuPPliErS iN ThE mONThS TO COmE! ThE PhOTO OPPOSiTE waS TakEN OF ONE OF Our dESiGNErS, SharON, haviNG aN iN-liGhTiNG mOmENT aT ThE iTalamP STaNd. NExT yEar wE’ll bE baCk iN PariS FOr maiSON & ObjET.

SALONE INTERNATIONAL DEL mOBILE, mILAN

we have continued to evolve our ideal work space! This has come through both our growing team and also due to the fact that we just love to be creative! we now have 15 members of staff, which makes us up four from last year, So we’ve needed to shuffle the desks around. we’ve also taken on another floor, entirely dedicated to storage and our sample room is now something that dreams are made of! we are firm believers that a creative and positive work environment encourages inspirational and fresh designs.

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