Ana Foster-Adams

Hong Kong Apartment Working with an impressive collection of contemporary art and sculpture, this set the narrative for our Hong Kong apartment located at the Peak. As a rental property, we focussed on making it a home without undertaking any major and costly changes to the building. We curated a beautiful selection of bespoke, antique and mid-century furniture and lighting, including impressive modern sculptural pieces. Pops of bright colour and pattern infuse the apartment with personality and flair, ensuring every room has a story.

London Townhouse The studio decorated and styled a four bedroom detached terrace home for a growing young family. Using much of the clients existing furniture, we sourced new sculptural feature lighting, accent furniture and soft furnishings to create colourful and practical spaces that the children could play in during the day and that then could be transformed for entertaining in the evenings. A muted palette is the perfect backdrop for the pop art, vibrant fabrics and accessories we carefully curated for each room.

Notting Hill Working closely with the clients and architect, we fully furnished and styled this mews property within a 3 week deadline, ready to go on the market. The building had been through a huge year-long refurbishment transforming the house into a light filled family home with a contemporary Scandinavian flavour. We used an earthy colour scheme and planting to enhance the natural wood and stone used throughout the property. Sourcing a mix of modern and mid century pieces and accessories to work alongside an immense contemporary art collection, the result is a carefully curated, minimal but comfortable family home.

London Townhouse The studio decorated and styled a four bedroom detached terrace home for a growing young family. Using much of the clients existing furniture, we sourced new sculptural feature lighting, accent furniture and soft furnishings to create colourful and practical spaces that the children could play in during the day and that then could be transformed for entertaining in the evenings. A muted palette is the perfect backdrop for the pop art, vibrant fabrics and accessories we carefully curated for each room.

Notting Hill Working closely with the clients and architect, we fully furnished and styled this mews property within a 3 week deadline, ready to go on the market. The building had been through a huge year-long refurbishment transforming the house into a light filled family home with a contemporary Scandinavian flavour. We used an earthy colour scheme and planting to enhance the natural wood and stone used throughout the property. Sourcing a mix of modern and mid century pieces and accessories to work alongside an immense contemporary art collection, the result is a carefully curated, minimal but comfortable family home.

Mayfair Townhouse The Studio was asked by the collective residents of this Georgian building to refresh a very tired entrance hall and common areas. We retained the original marble flooring and beautiful moulding details and updated the colour scheme for a warm grey palette, introducing silk wall paper and velvet carpet. The lighting is a mix of bespoke Murano glass chandeliers, art deco style wall lighting with a mix of brass, black nickel and black ash materials to compliment. Mid century style furniture and mirrors were sourced to complete the scheme.

Mayfair Pied à Terre This gorgeous Pied à Terre located in the heart of Mayfair, London, was renovated over 6 months into a glamorous weekend pad. The brief was to create a modern, uncluttered and homely apartment, ideal for weekend getaways and entertaining. The living room showcases a beautifully ornate carved fireplace, and smoked oak, solid wood flooring. Vintage velvets and furs, and mid century furniture and lighting were all carefully sourced and sit with an interesting collection of objects and modern artworks.

Curators Coffee Pop Up Curators Coffee is a firm favourite on the London coffee scene and we were delighted to be able to create a beautiful pop up cafe within a central London co-working space. In collaboration with Curators and Foster & Thatcher, we worked with a beautiful and understated palette of grey, white and sage green, black steel with a hint of brass. Tiles for the front counter were sourced from the Mutina collection designed by Rowen and Erwen Bouroullec with a complimentary white washed Ash side counter housing luscious green plants in a blackened steel case. The custom coffee machine was coloured white with gold metallic details.