Heady Glamour
While the design of this extensive West London home feels grand and headily glamorous, a closer look reveals a characteristic, considered quirkiness.
The interiors remain true to Trilbey's belief in mixing styles, eras and mediums, bringing together the stars of the past with today's emerging artists to create an environment that is both inviting and evocative.
The design exudes sumptuous seventies style with features such as an alpaca fur conversation pit clad with brass wall panels, and a dandelion chandelier by Dutch artists 'studio drift' – an exquisite sculpture which connects LEDs to real dandelion seeds handpicked in the Netherlands during the spring season.
The deeply theatrical sea blue lacquered dining room features a bespoke resin and bronze sculptural table made to resemble the night sky, and a chandelier made from slithers of mica to match the glistening walls.
I like to do things differently on every project because the client is my muse and so is the architecture – I don't want to do the same things twice.
