William, by his own admission, is an advocate of more, “traditional interior styling” taking inspiration from, “a more elegant period of English design”.
Features such as dado rails, marble flooring and oak bookcases helped to create the look in Williams townhouse. Choosing a well balanced colour scheme made for an overall sleek and contemporary feel, whilst touches such as the various textured wallpapers, as well as the fabric covered doors on the fitted wardrobes, nod to the interiors of the past.
Wilben is known for their preference for bespoke pieces, which goes beyond interior architecture and into the realm of product design, as it is not unusual for the brothers to create the perfect coffee table or a beautiful chandelier that is unique to the individual client and property. The bespoke element of their designs is something that makes Wilben stand out as a super-prime developer.
Bespoke pieces are abundant in both homes - William’s cinema room benefits greatly from the perfectly proportioned sofas that provide a generous seat whilst not overtaking the space, to the low and slim, marble topped sideboard - which brings functional storage space, in a custom size and shape, whilst remaining an elegant addition to the room.