Living Room — Cambridgeshire (Grade II Listed Residence)
Heritage, Warmth & Contemporary Calm
This living room, set within a Grade II listed property in Cambridgeshire, was designed to balance historical sensitivity with contemporary refinement — creating a space that respects the building’s character while supporting modern living.
Working within the constraints of a listed home required a considered and measured approach, ensuring that every intervention remained sympathetic to the original architecture.
Through careful material selection, spatial clarity, and restrained detailing, the space achieves a calm and cohesive atmosphere — allowing heritage and contemporary elements to sit in quiet harmony.
Heritage. Warmth. Calm.
Project Overview
Location: Cambridgeshire
Project Type: Listed property renovation (Grade II)
Space: Living Room ( Part of a full house refurbishing)
Service: Interior design concept, spatial planning & material direction
Scope: Sensitive design within heritage constraints
Project Highlights
Designed within a Grade II listed property with heritage sensitivity
Balanced contemporary living requirements with existing architectural character
Introduced walnut and limestone to create warmth and material depth
Used brushed brass accents to add subtle refinement
Maintained a neutral, cohesive palette to enhance calm and continuity
Carefully considered layout to support modern use within historic structure
Design Narrative
A composed and grounded space where heritage is preserved and gently reinterpreted through contemporary design.
Natural materials, soft tones, and controlled detailing create a living room that feels both timeless and liveable — allowing the past and present to coexist with clarity and ease.
Explore the Project
Read more about designing within listed homes → [Living with Legacy: The Realities of Owning a Listed Home in Cambridge]
Explore our interior design approach → [concept page]
Discover our services → [services page]