Meet the Interior Designer Rose Uniacke and Her London Project House

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For those who do not know her yet, Rose Uniacke is one of Britain’s leading interior designers, acclaimed for her ability to materialize a rare combination of sophistication and ease. Your house, owned by antiques dealer is a beautiful home place in London where she lives with her husband and of course is designed by Rosie.

More than a house, this is a beautiful interior design home project and the pictures that you will see here will prove it. Let yourself be inspired.

Commissioned by the society portrait painter James Rannie Swinton in the late 1850s and thought to be the first purpose-built artist’s studio in London, this beautiful house was designed with impressive proportions to cultivate wealthy patrons. Some years later, it has been reimagined as a generous twenty-first-century family home, but one that also blurs the boundaries between stage and sanctuary, professional and private lives. The decorating theme according Uniacke is “monastery meets Venetian palazzo.”

The house is a residence place of Uniacke and she lives here with her husband, David Heyman, a film producer that includes the Harry Potter film “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” and their eight-year-old son, Harper.

Uniacke recently completed jobs including a West Coast house furnished with a significant collection of twentieth-century furniture; an eighteenth-century London town house as the company HQ for perfumer Jo Malone; and Mount Stuart, the flamboyant Victorian Gothic Revival party palace owned by the Marquess of Bute.

Also se is very famous for her works with celebrities such Peter Morgan, screenwriter of The Crown and beloved by David and Victoria Beckham, rsponsable for finishing their Holland Park mansion renovation estimated in $6 million.

Her recently and future work includes other famous projects renovations like a beach house on the west coast of France for a surf loving celebrity, a constructed modern residence in the South of France for a musician, and the refurbishment of a luxury train that runs through the Scottish Highlands.

The interior designer studied philosophy at University College London, and then went to work in a furniture-restoration workshop. Later, she moving to France in the mid-nineties with her first husband and bought the premises for her own shop and design studio when Harper was born.

Her house have a constantly changing collection of furniture and textiles, revealing her wide-ranging tastes, from early English to twentieth-century French and Scandinavian, from Imperial Chinese to Regency and Arts and Crafts, alongside Uniacke’s own furniture collection of sculptural marble tables, sofas, and lighting.

The house decoration reflects simplicity and strength with natural materials, muted colors, warm textures and good craftsmanship. The house is the perfect backdrop for entertaining because is perfect to roam, sit, talk and for relaxing, where nothing is too precious and a perfect place for a real family life. Currently Uniacke´s business is a split about fifty-fifty between her shop and the design studio.