Pinner Case Study

Pinner was a refit of a 1930s semi-detached house. The family wanted a modern yet homely look with enhanced light and a free-flowing design.

The two daughters needed more space to play, so their bedrooms were designed so that all the furnishings would sit against the wall. High shelves and cupboards leave more room at floor level, while integrated reading seats remove the need for space-hungry armchairs.

The stairs are the centre piece of this property and you can’t move between the rooms without seeing them. St James Interiors elevated the design by implementing a dramatic, full-height banister made from slatted wood and an integrated handrail with lighting.

Through thoughtful design and high-quality materials, St James Interiors achieved a stylish, interactive home that works beautifully for the family who live there.

In Brief

Family home refit
Commissioned to make the space livable, modern, free-flowing and full of natural light
Many fully-fitted furnishings to maximise use of space
Carefully chosen finishes to create light, airy rooms
Experimental design features, including the staircase, shower and solid oak doors

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