In the heart of prestigious Belgravia and overlooking Buckingham Palace, a recent corporate interior design project by Louise Coombes for Moore Interiors seamlessly blends heritage elements with contemporary workspace solutions. The refined design respects the building’s architectural integrity while creating a sophisticated environment that reflects the company’s established status.
The CEO’s office stands as a testament to personal taste and timeless design, featuring the executive’s collection of classic furniture pieces. These are complemented by timber wall panelling, which adds warmth and gravitas to the space.
Similarly, the boardroom preserves original furniture pieces and original artworks, creating an atmosphere of continuity and tradition. These heritage elements serve as a foundation for the company’s identity. The CEO is carrying on the legacy from his father.
In contrast, the general office areas and meeting rooms have been furnished with new pieces from prestigious manufacturers. William Hands, renowned for their British-made executive furniture, provides elegant solutions that blend functionality with sophisticated design. Boss Design contributes contemporary seating options known for ergonomic excellence, whilst Bene offers innovative workspace solutions that facilitate collaboration and productivity and offer a luxurious feel.
Photography by Neil Kenyon captures the interplay of light across these thoughtfully designed spaces, highlighting the careful balance between preservation and renewal that defines this Belgravia project. The images reveal how the design respects the building’s heritage while creating a contemporary work environment that supports the company’s operations and reflects its standing.
This project exemplifies how high-quality interior design can transform a corporate space into something that honors tradition while embracing modern needs—proving that functionality and beauty can coexist in perfect harmony.
