The latest project from London designers du jour Zoe Chan Eayrs and Merlin Eayrs is a six-floor townhouse on a corner lot in London’s Spitalfields called the Weavers House. While the project is a gut remodel, the Eayrs were sympathetic to the building’s history looking to its former residents, the Huguenots (French Protestants) for inspiration. So with layers of lime plaster and limed oak paneling, references to traditional Huguenots houses were built up and combined with the soft modern details the Eayrs are known for. In the ensuite bath, built into the upstairs alcove, creates a spa-like space in an otherwise blank corner. Here is a list of similar sources—freestanding bath, fixtures, and accents—to recreate the historical look.
Above: The walls in the Weavers House are finished with lime plaster. For more see our post Expert Advice: 7 Ways to Use Lime Plaster (Hint: It’s Not Just for Walls). Above: Chan and Eayrs have been known to use paint from Farrow & Ball and Little Greene in the UK. For a similar deep blue-green to the color painted on the banister and radiator here, see Farrow & Ball’s Inchyra Blue (No. 289). Above: The backsplash behind the basin is designed with Arabescato marble. For something similar with dark veining, Tristone & Tile in California offers the Arabescato Corchia 12 Marble in slabs. Another cut of Arabescato Marble is available at Stone Contact.
Above: The Maison Vervloet Audrey Furniture Knob designed by Jean François D’Or is shown in Satin black aluminum but is also available in any of the Maison Vervloet finishes. Contact for price and ordering information. Above: The Buster + Punch 3G Dimmer in White is £133 at Buster + Punch.
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