


A few weeks ago we’ve been shooting the luxury Saint James Hotel & Club. The victorian building has recently been renovated by the award-winning interior designer AMJ Design, from Berlin.
Fine handmade silk wallpaper, black lacquered furniture, hand crafted Murano glass chandeliers and gold leaf ceilings provides the place with a refined albeit warm atmosphere.
The St. James’s Club has a long and distinguished history. It was founded in 1857 by the English aristocrat Earl Granville and Marchese d’Azeglio, a Sardinian Minister and was intended as a London base for travelling diplomats. Its original home was in St. James’s Street and as well as an international clientele it attracted a number of important members of the British upper classes such as Lord Randolph Churchill and Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild. The new design of the place successfully echoes its history.
Category: Interior Architecture
Tags: architectural, commercial, corporate, design, interior, london, mayfair, photography, portfolio, property, residential, retail, Saint James
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The San Fancisco issue of Apartment Therapy features pictures
taken by Interior-Photography.net of Amandine Alessandra’s installation
A book that is shut is but a block.
Read the article here:
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/sf/inspiration-book-typography-084930
Category: copywork
Tags: amandine alessandra, books, design, designer, editorial, home, interior, magazine, portfolio, publication, set up staged photography, type, typography
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Last week we’ve discovered Callender Howorth Interiors Ltd and their strong and efficient re-design of a former printing House.
Category: Interior Architecture
Tags: architectural, architecture, commercial, corporate, interior, interior photography, portfolio, property photography, residential, retail
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We came accross Paris & London based architect Thierry Pain’s work in a beautiful family house in Earl’s Court.
Category: Interior Architecture
Tags: a rchitecture, earl's court, interior, london, Paris, portfolio, Thierry Pain
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