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Chelsea Townhouse I
The existing house was all but demolished except for the front façade, the basement level was lowered and roof line raised to add a new floor. All internal joinery, new and reclaimed, was custom designed by AND.
AND create and deliver highly crafted works via personalised services to each of our clients. Offering a creative, approachable and trusted partner to your unique project, we work across the world for private and commercial clients.
We specialise in Architecture & Design, covering: architecture | interiors | furniture | branding.
Our belief is the holistic interaction of these different design disciplines constantly informs our work, in doing so producing more rigorous, beautiful and timeless end products for our clients. We celebrate this approach of maximum diversity in our portfolio, seeking to design all manner of buildings, spaces, objects and brands . . . . examples include:
• highly bespoke private homes
• exciting new shopping malls
• finely detailed furniture pieces
• modern luxury retail experiences
AND was established in 2007 by Fariba Pentland and Ian Hamilton. Combining their architecture and interior design specialisms respectively, the directors have a combined design background spanning over 45years.
AND.GB Limited is our registered practice name with the RIBA in the UK.
The existing house was all but demolished except for the front façade, the basement level was lowered and roof line raised to add a new floor. All internal joinery, new and reclaimed, was custom designed by AND.
The design brief sought to create a simple, crafted and rugged country retreat that was at once comfortable and welcoming.
AND were lead designers for interiors & branding at ‘Posnania’, the new retail and leisure mall complex in Poznań, Poland.
AND designed a complete range of bespoke furniture for the Burberry global HQ in London Horseferry, and New York offices on Madison Avenue.
The primary objective was to bring maximum light into the house whilst opening up spaces, creating views across and between floors for a modern and family friendly home.
This Victorian Italianate house was updated throughout from new roof to basement rooms, complete decoration and custom designed kitchen and library, all respecting the building’s characterful details.
The brief was to maximise the open plan living spaces throughout. The home’s interior was completely demolished save for windows in the front facade.