THE OWO RESIDENCES BY RAFFLES

HERITAGE REIMAGINED AT THE OWO
Elicyon’s show apartment at The OWO development blends historic grandeur with contemporary elegance, creating a quietly refined home within one of London’s most iconic landmarks.
Type
development
Location
Whitehall, United Kingdom


The show apartment inside The OWO takes its cues from the rich and intriguing heritage of The Old War Office building in all of its historic Grade II listed finery. Our team has created a captivating and refined space that honours the nuanced history of The Old War Office, which dates to 1906 and has reopened its doors following a six-year transformation.

This residence, a testament to our status as a leading luxury designer across London, captures the essence of a contemporary English home, blending the old and the new with a curated mix of contemporary ceramics, classical artworks, and carefully sourced antiques. The design incorporates discreet references to the Middle East and the Far East and summons a sense of quiet grandeur. High ceilings are adorned with intricate mouldings, and a strong connection with nature is fostered through a palette of soft green tones, botanical prints, and natural elements. Key pieces include a hand-turned drinks cabinet and dining table by Alfred Newall, wrought iron side tables by Tyson, and a Whitway chandelier adapted from a 1940s design. Stand-out antiques include a vintage American console table and French neoclassical alabaster table lamps, all seamlessly integrated into the luxurious fabric of this historic space, highlighting our expertise in luxury apartments.


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Vintage 1980s American 'Faux Bois' Bronzed Plaster And Tessellated Stone Console Table - Vinterior
A striking vintage console that celebrates craftsmanship and material play. The faux bois bronzed plaster frame pairs with a tessellated stone top, evoking both strength and elegance. A conversation piece in its own right, it bridges the historical setting of The OWO with a distinctly modern sensibility.


