4Corners Design is a London-based architectural practice that works on leading residential and boutique hospitality projects in London and the UK. Informed by our sister company, SUSD, which has 20 years’ development management experience of game-changing real estate projects for investors, owners and operators, we think like the client and act as the architect.
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Such a joy to see Harris Reed's fabulous apartment getting the Evening standard treatment today. It was a fantastic project to work on, and although Harris kindly mentions me it was really all Patricia Herrero at 4CornersDesign who worked so hard keeping the project on time and on budget. Harris' and Georgina's interiors ideas have really pushed the boundaries of maximalism but it has all come together in the most sumptuous home. https://lnkd.in/e-NYyegP
Such a joy to see Harris Reed's fabulous apartment getting the Evening standard treatment today. It was a fantastic project to work on, and although Harris kindly mentions me it was really all Patricia Herrero at 4CornersDesign who worked so hard keeping the project on time and on budget. Harris' and Georgina's interiors ideas have really pushed the boundaries of maximalism but it has all come together in the most sumptuous home. https://lnkd.in/e-NYyegP
Progress continues at our Notting Hill Residential Project! The conservatory is in, creating a bright and elegant extension to the home. Timber flooring is being laid, adding warmth and character to the interiors. Joinery assembly has begun, shaping bespoke storage and architectural details. Thanks to the fantastic team working hard on this project! Contractor: Stella Rossa Limited |Piotr Hababicki Interior Design: Tutto Benne Studio | Oskar Kohnen Conservatory: David Salisbury | Bespoke Orangeries & Luxury Kitchens Joinery: Tekne Timber floors: HL&Symolis| Andy Liszkonoh We are excited to see interiors take shape – stay tuned for more updates. https://4corners.design #Architecture #ProjectUpdate #ResidentialDesign #Joinery #Construction #TimberFloors #NottingHill #LuxuryDesign
A big milestone reached on our residential project in West London. The scaffolding is down, and the new façade is revealed! We’re making steady progress inside too: Upper floors are ready for flooring and joinery Original Doors are being carefully restored to honour the house’s character Cornicing has begun, bringing detail and sophistication to each room. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue shaping this unique residence. https://4corners.design #Architecture #ProjectUpdate #ResidentialDesign #Facade
4 Corners Design constantly seek inspiration from designers who transcend boundaries and redefine creativity. Tom Dixon, the celebrated British designer known for his groundbreaking furniture, lighting, and interiors, stands as a beacon of innovative thinking in the design world. His career and brand offer valuable lessons on how to merge artistry, functionality, and storytelling in ways that leave lasting impressions. Tom Dixon’s journey is remarkable, as a self-taught designer, he began by welding scrap metal into functional furniture, later rising to prominence in the 1980s with iconic pieces like the S Chair. His work is not limited to objects; it extends into immersive spaces that narrate a story. For instance, Dixon’s Design Research Studio recently designed The Manzoni in Milan, a space that serves as a shop, office, and restaurant all in one. What sets Dixon apart is his experimental approach to materials. From the molten, mirrored surfaces of his Melt lighting collection to the industrial elegance of his furniture, he consistently pushes the boundaries of craftsmanship. His designs challenge the idea that functionality and artistry are mutually exclusive, proving that everyday objects can become profound experiences. This philosophy resonates deeply with architects who aim to blend utility with emotional impact. Beyond creating iconic products, Dixon values collaborations, bringing ideas to life through partnerships that blend creativity with other disciplines. One example is his collaboration with 4 Corners Design. When Dixon acquired a disused Water Tower in Ladbroke Grove, London he entrusted 4 Corners Design to transform it into his personal residence. This project symbolises the kind of daring creativity that defines Dixon’s work. Dixon’s collaboration with 4 Corners Design highlights the power of cross-disciplinary partnerships in transforming neglected structures into contemporary masterpieces. It’s a project that reminds us that architecture is more than building – it’s about storytelling, breathing new life into spaces and pushing the limits of materials. Tom Dixon’s spaces—like London’s Coal Office, the luxurious Mondrian Hotel in Sea Containers House, and the interiors for Virgin Voyages—are immersive narratives. At the Mondrian Hotel, for example, Dixon drew inspiration from transatlantic cruise liners, weaving maritime themes into everything from copper-clad bars to cabin-like rooms. These projects emphasise the importance of designing environments that not only look stunning but also evoke a sense of time, place, and purpose. As we look to designers like Tom Dixon, it’s clear that architecture and design are more than the sum of their parts. They are about creating experiences, telling stories, and shaping how people interact with the world. Dixon reminds us to embrace innovation while staying rooted in the timeless principles of craftsmanship and creativity. #Design #Collaboration #TomDixon #Inspiration
We enjoyed collaborating with WAM on The Cattle Club installation at the HIX event last week. If you missed it, this AI wallpaper generator was part of our installation, why not try it yourself!
We were thrilled to be part of the HIX event at the Business Design Centre last week, where we collaborated with Pearlfisher and 4 Corners Design to reimagine the BDC as a hotel of the future. Our concept explored how technology and nature could transform guest experiences. To help attendees explore our vision, we created an AR microdosing experience and an AI-powered wallpaper generator showcased on a large touchscreen. The idea behind the AI wallpaper? A hotel where the walls evolve with your mood, emotions, and feelings - customizable at the touch of a button. Want to try it for yourself? Test out the AI wallpaper generator here: https://lnkd.in/g_cfey3N. Let us know what designs it creates for you, and post in the comments. This tool is easily repurposed, get in touch if you'd like something similar for an event or campaign! #AI #genai #tech #events
At 4 Corners Design, we’re always looking to reimagine the possibilities of design—and this year at HIX Event, we pushed the boundaries with our thought-provoking installation, The Cattle Club. The Cattle Club is more than a hotel, it’s a guided journey into the future of hospitality. Rooted in the transformative power of psychedelic therapy, it promotes mental health, self-discovery, and a reimagined approach to wellness. Guests are invited to explore elevated experiences in an environment that envisions a future where today’s subversive ideas become tomorrow’s norms. We are grateful to Historic Productions, whose valuable research into the local community and Business Design Centre building provided us with unique insights that had a profound impact on shaping this concept. Ege Carpets UK enhanced the experience with the stunning custom rug. The immersive element was further elevated by Hire Intelligence International - Technology Rental Specialists, who provided the cutting-edge interactive screen. Cloud & Horse Production Ltd helped us with the set design of the installation , and Carfax Print for our bespoke door hangers and wallpaper. Finally, thank you to Joel Butler and Kristofer Thomas for inviting us to be a part of HIX and supporting us on this journey.
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the HIX Event last week to experience our installation, a reimagined Business Design Centre into a Hotel we named - The Cattle Club. It was fantastic to see so many passionate individuals engaging with the concept and exploring how design can shape our understanding of the spaces we inhabit. This project would not have been possible without our incredible partners, Pearlfisher and WAM. Your creativity and expertise brought this installation to life, and we are truly grateful for your collaboration. If you couldn’t make it, check out the video below for a glimpse of what was on display. We look forward to continuing the conversation about the design and the space that define us. Video by YADA YADA
Patricia Triviño from 4 Corners Design just took the stage to present 4Corners Design’s proposal for the Cattle Club, a future representation of the Business Design Centre reimagined as an hotel. HIX Event invited 4Corners Design to redesign the Business Design Centre to become a hotel as a part of the Sense of Place installation.
This year's HIX Event installation tasked four leading design studios to reimagine the iconic Business Design Centre as a hotel experience based on a deep-dive historical report on the building and surrounding area. This week 4 Corners Design and our collaborative partners , Pearlfisher and WAM, are proud to reveal a digitally immersive concept of a new hotel that incorporates the experiences of natural psychedelics in modern medicine. On the 27th of November, Patricia Triviño, Architect at 4 Corners Design, Jonathan Ford, Founding Partner & Group Creative Director at Pearlfisher, and Henry Eames, Managing Director of WamWorks will take the stage at 11am to present their vision of The Cattle Club and explain how the idea came to fruition. Come join us at the Business Design Centre this week and experience The Cattle Club for yourself, the installation will be open on the 27th and 28th of November. For more information on talks and free day passes follow the link here: https://lnkd.in/e_-Xkpee