CASE STUDY : St Pauls House, Birmingham
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Dating back to the 1770's St Pauls Square was designed as a quiet corner away from the city centre, offering elegant homes to the affluent. As trade expanded outwards however the properites were ultimately swallowed up and taken over by toymakers, silversmiths and the jewellery trade.
St Pauls House is one of the square's original residential buildings but spent many years as an industrial workshop. Following a complete renovation by D5 Architects and an interior makeover by Elevate Property Group, the townhouse has been transformed back into luxury homes once again.
We're lucky enough to have our wallcoverings featured throughout the townhouse property. The designers have chosen patterns and textures that hint at an industrial past yet provide an elegant and laidback aesthetic.
In selected bedrooms, this chevron print has been chosen from our ESSENTIALS COLLECTION. Available in rolls 53cm wide x 10m, the collection offers a mix of urban-inspired prints ranging from wood through to peeling paint, cork and kilim weaves.
LUCAS is a hard-wearing, fabric-backed vinyl. It's 137cm wide, scrubbable, impact resistant and, like all our vinyl wallcoverings, is fire rated for use in public areas. The design is designed to mimic woven grasscloth and is offered in 18 colours.
Below we show another design from our ESSENTIALS COLLECTION - this colourway is reminiscent of oxidised metal, but the same design is available in soft creams and white, mimicking smooth polished marble.
And finally - the picture below shows a custom print we created for the dining area. This is our METAL TRIANGLES design - it can be recoloured and resized to fit any wall. We can print onto many different surfaces, offering smooth or stone textures, matt or metallic. We also offer our custom digital prints as window film and acoustic panels.
And it's not only the interior that has been redesigned. Birmingham-based Seven 9 Signs were commissioned to create the Peaky Blinders artwork for the courtyard wall. Here's the work in progress and the finished results.
Artworks on interior walls and photography are courtesy of @ByTomBird
Interiors by @elevatepropertygroupuk