A selection of Vintage Siren Wall Lights by Curiousa features in Matthew Williamson’s project at the London Design Museum, The Design Kitchen. It’s the new dining spot on the top floor of the renowned London Design Museum. The project brings an understated elegance to the design-led eatery. When speaking to Elle Decoration, Matthew Williamson said he wanted the space to feel “non-intimidating, uplifting yet relaxed”.
Williamson, along with interior designer, Fran Lee, have created an inviting warm space, using vibrant colour and vintage pieces to create a new dining area for visitors to enjoy on the museum’s second floor. Their design scheme for the room was inspired by the Kitchen’s stunning views of Holland Park.
Our studio team worked with head interior designer Fran Lee to select pieces from our curated selection of vintage chinaware, which we paired with free-blown glass pieces, hand-blown in tones of Blue and Green. The resulting thirteen Siren wall lights adorn the length of The Design Kitchen, punctuating each of the seating booths while referencing the view of Holland Park outside.
Photos by Jon Day & Chris Webb
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