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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Karen Darlow

'Start with the art' was this interior designer's mantra for an elegant townhouse

Living room with white walls and fire lit white sofas and modern artworks in alcoves and parquet floor.

Built 200 years ago by the celebrated Buckingham Palace architect John Nash, this home, in a prestigious setting overlooking London's Regent's Park, was already a special residence. Now, following a major redesign of the interiors the luxurious three-story home truly merits its place among the world's best homes.

When the art collector owners asked designer Marie Soliman of Bergman Design House to renovate, update, and open up the living spaces, they knew she would turn their home into something quite remarkable. 'The client also asked us to bring colors while he appreciates neutral in his daily life!' recalls the designer. 'I thought to myself, that could be a challenging brief!'

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