The Penthouse Collection at The Filaments By Suna Interior Design

Regular followers of Trying to Balance the Madness will know of my admiration for the work by Suna Interior Design. They recently allowed me to see images of one of their latest projects – The Penthouse Collection at the Filaments and I just had to share it with you. The wonderful Rebecca Tucker who is co-director of the company described the project as “An upmarket design with personality, high-end finishes, bespoke touches and original artwork.”

“This was an ideal project for Suna Interior Design” said Rebecca “we worked on the specification as well as the interior design which is quite moody and masculine with rich tones of gloss black kitchen cabinetry, walnut flooring and a marble splash-back in the elegant kitchen. We then took this design to the next level by adding tones of leather and copper to enrich the palette.”

Bespoke Kitchen - The Filaments Penthouse Collection - Suna Interior Design, Discover more on Trying to Balance The Madness — The bespoke kitchen, designed by Suna Interior Design with black Siemens built-in appliances and features such as a Quooker, marble effect quartz worktops, a black wood-grain effect open dresser unit and concealed under-cabinet lighting – creating a striking combination.

As much as I love neutral palettes I am a fan of colour, especially the use of rich times. Suna Interior Design choose captivating scheme silver, greys and coppers shimmer alongside a monochrome palette which is not too over co-ordinated. Vibrancy has been added to the design through splashes of turquoise, orange, emerald green and navy.

Second Bedroom - The Filaments Penthouse Collection - Suna Interior Design, Discover more on Trying to Balance the Madness — The second bedroom featuring a bespoke punch-button, tall headboard and tripod table lights, framed by floor-to-ceiling windows.

Third Bedroom - The Filaments Penthouse Collection - Suna Interior Design, Discover more on Trying to Balance the Madness — The third bedroom featuring a long, low, wide headboard in a black and white hounds-tooth fabric behind walnut and black bedside tables.

Their brief also requested that they include original works of art. To this end the living room is furnished with a leather Paulistano chair, a Map Dress Artwork by Jennifer Collier and one of Jayoon Choi’s Jealous Gallery. An eclectic combination comprising warm tones of copper coupled with captivating Skandi wallpaper. The warmth of the room is captured further by the use of luxe, velvety scatter cushions by House of Hackney on the bespoke sofa, the vivacious orange of the ornate mirror on the opposite wall and of course the bespoke double-sided fireplace that stylishly warms both the living and dining rooms.

Living Room 1 - The Filaments Penthouse Collection - Suna Interior Design, Discover more on Trying to Balance the Madness — Leather hanging shelves create a feature wall in the corner of the room, while the original works of art hang behind the sofa. The room is stylishly furnished: the round, walnut coffee table, the Paulistano chair, the Twiggy-style floor lamp, the bespoke Milan-style corner sofa and the handmade wool rug.

Living Room 2 - The Filaments Penthouse Collection - Suna Interior Design, Discover more on Trying to Balance the Madness — Warm and inviting – a well-dressed room, subtly created through texture, colour palette, well selected furniture and bespoke works of art.

There is a touch of drama within their design from murals in the masterbedroom and study.

Master En-Suite Bedroom - The Filaments Penthouse Collection - Suna Interior Design, Discover more on Trying to Balance the Madness — The master en-suite bedroom with a feature punch-button, curved headboard and bespoke tulip wallpaper.

The Study - The Filaments Penthouse Collection - Suna Interior Design, Discover more on Trying to Balance the Madness — A room you’re drawn to work in: the vintage metal desk and the Vitra Eames Dar chair stylishly overlooked by Russian Tsar Nicholas II create a unique and fascinating work environment.

So which is Rebecca’s favourite elements within the design? “The specification in the bathrooms, kitchen and the fireplace wall design, as well as the wallpaper mural in the study. It was an amazing apartment to work in, spacious, beautiful views, and full height glazing (double height in the hall!)”