A late-Victorian terrace becomes a living gallery, blending time-worn details with modern craftsmanship, and showcasing the impressive ceramics and textile collection of its owners. Brought to life through collaboration with Pascal Huser, the vision was of a home that felt "collected, not decorated". And so, bespoke joinery seamlessly integrates with the building's original fabric, and thoughtfully-curated pieces, such as the sculptural Rob Street Carter chair, vintage linen lighting, and an array of artisanal ceramics continue this thread. Its palette is deeply contextual, with rich greens and reds echoing both the home's original Victorian brickwork, and the lush surrounding greenery.