Bathroom in a Wimbledon family home with a freestanding bath, glass shower and herringbone floor tiles.

ARTHUR ROAD, WIMBLEDON (1)

Guest bedroom in Wimbledon with floral Roman blinds, matching armchairs and a neatly styled bed.
Bathroom vanity with green drawers, wicker storage baskets and a large mirror.
Guest bedroom with patterned cushions, a green-and-white throw and a rattan-front bedside cabinet.
Bathroom vanity with a wall-mounted brass tap, framed artwork and a wall sconce.
Bathroom with a freestanding bath, twin vessel basins, brass fittings and a patterned Roman blind.
Bedroom with a canopy-style bed, textured bedding and a statement chandelier.
Bedroom with layered neutral bedding, patterned cushions and wooden bedside tables.
Guest bathroom with a clawfoot bath, yellow striped wallpaper and a floral Roman blind.
Bathroom vanity with a vessel basin, ornate mirror and yellow striped wallpaper.
Bathroom with a freestanding bath, glass shower and yellow striped wallpaper.

Arthur Road, Wimbledon (Phase 1)

Following a referral from a previous client, Jude was invited to refresh several first-floor rooms within this large Wimbledon family home. The brief was to introduce an elegant sense of calm to the vaulted Principal Bedroom suite, while retaining the existing travertine bath and twin sinks. A characterful Guest Bedroom suite was created using the clients’ existing antiques and artwork, alongside a warm and inviting scheme for an additional Guest Bathroom centred around the original claw-foot bath.

Warmth and character run throughout. Soft blush pinks and deep russets define the Principal Bedroom, with textured wallpaper applied to both walls and vaulted ceiling to soften the architecture. A striking bronze pendant anchors the space, while gentle tones continue into the en-suite, complementing the bespoke vanity and existing travertine elements.

The Guest Bedroom scheme was led by the clients’ original curtain fabric, reworked into contemporary window treatments and layered with complementary textures to create a relaxed country feel. In the en-suite, floor-to-ceiling tongue-and-groove panelling softens the angular ceiling line, enhancing the room’s character.

The additional Guest Bathroom takes its cue from the original claw-foot bath, reimagined within a modern Victorian scheme. A bespoke vanity and lighting sit alongside Carrara-effect porcelain tiles, classic fittings and painted panelling, with a bold striped wallpaper and Roman blind adding a contemporary finish.