portfolio
A selection of our recent residential interior design projects
Kew Gardens
A spacious, duplex apartment in a Victorian property in Kew Gardens Conservation area. Considered use of colour & design materials while reinstating period features has created a comfortable, quietly elegant home for our lovely client couple.
hampton
A majestic Edwardian house in a leafy corner of west London - now filled with bold colour and playful design details which bring this home to life. A practical, joyful haven for our client family with growing teenagers.
dallington park
Geek Vintique was commissioned to reimagine the breakfast room, master bedroom, and guest bedroom of this impressive Edwardian home in Northampton, the brief to refresh and revitalise. Embracing the building’s heritage while layering in warm colours, timeless textures, and statement pattern make this home feel both effortlessly elegant and comfortably lived-in.
river house
The Teddington home of designer Claire Botha, is an expression of informal elegance. Fully embracing the building’s Victorian heritage, this property has been completely reimagined with a bold, moody colour palette and playful spirit, striking the perfect balance between style and soul.
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hertfordshire
An imposing Edwardian property heavily renovated over the years, the brief was to restore its former charm while updating the aesthetic. Fearless colours, bold form and layered texture create a relaxed living space perfect for informal entertaining.
“I’d highly recommend Claire’s services to help create a vision and plan for a new space. We knew we wanted to open up our downstairs into a modern family kitchen living space but were a bit overwhelmed about how to make it work.
We heard about Claire from a friend, so got in touch and so glad we did. She spent time to really listen about what WE wanted in terms of both function and feel - like keeping the Edwardian features as much as we could and aiming for something that was really practical for our busy young family but stylish too.”