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MOMENTS OF AWE

Hallway of St John's Wood Square's luxury apartments in London, with a sculptural pendant light, marble console, and full-height balcony doors.

Entrance Hall

8 King George VI Avenue

Yabu Pushelberg

Award-winning interior design studio Yabu Pushelberg was tasked with creating thoughtful interiors throughout St John’s Wood Square, with a contemporary sensibility and quality that would last for generations. For the Toronto and New York-based firm, design is as much about enabling human experience as it is about aesthetic configuration – a thread that connects the studio’s high-profile portfolio spanning Paris’s La Samaritaine and Aman Residences in Tokyo. For St John’s Wood Square, Yabu Pushelberg set out to create interiors with quality and durability – and “moments of awe”.

Bathroom sink marble details

Principal Bathroom

Calacatta Oro Marble

“Good things take time... Quality, longevity and durability – but also the changing nature of how people are living today – were critical considerations.”

George Yabu

Co-Founder, Yabu Pushelberg

Crafted with Purpose

Entrance hall of a Richards Stanisich luxury townhouse in London, with artwork on the wall

Entrance Hall

10 Kingʼs Terrace

Richards Stanisich

One of Australia’s most renowned interior architecture studios, Richards Stanisich brings a distinctly contemporary approach to St John’s Wood Square, designing the interiors of the King’s Terrace townhouses around the way families live today. From spatial planning and natural light to materiality, durability and the smallest details of daily life, the studio combines an international sensibility with a deep respect for the proportions and character of the classic London residence.

Richards Stanisich study with a marble fireplace, abstract painting, dark desk, onyx lamp and cream chairs

Study

10 Kingʼs Terrace

“Nothing can be left to chance. No space can be wasted. We applied that thinking to the project.”

Kirsten Stanisich

Co-founder and Director, Richards Stanisich