Rubrics Home

Space for living.

Private houses and apartments, designed around the way you live. Rubrics Home brings residential architecture, interior design and fit-out together in London, connecting layouts, materials and detail with the changes a building needs.

Wellington Court

Selected homes

Living room, joinery and view through to the dining room.

Wellington Court

Residential

W10 · 01: reception room with tall windows, white cornices and curved seating.

W10 · 01

Residential

Balmuir Gardens — front sitting room

Balmuir Gardens

Residential

An aubergine sofa and pale upholstered chairs beside a three-sided bay, with a large abstract wall textile and patterned ottoman.

St James Gardens

Residential

Sitting room with tall bay windows, pale sofas, timber flooring and a detailed ceiling cornice.

Beauclerc Road

Residential

A walnut dining table and leather chairs between olive cabinets, with a pale fireplace, convex mirror and paired glass pendants.

W11 · 01

Residential

Kitchen with a central hob island, structural pier, chevron-patterned cupboards and a glazed bay.

SW7 · 01

Residential

Kitchen and dining space with deep blue joinery, a timber dining table and framed abstract artwork.

Rayleigh Road

Residential

Waterford Penthouse — sitting room

Waterford Penthouse

Residential

Open-plan kitchen and sitting room extending towards garden glazing at Gorst Road.

Gorst Road

Residential

Graham Road — main view

Graham Road

Residential

Contemporary living space with low walnut furniture, blue and rust textiles, and three sliding glass panels opening onto a green garden.

Victoria Drive

Residential

Dining room at Gaju House with yellow walls, a chandelier and a green adjoining kitchen.

Gaju Interior

Residential

Rooflit dining and sitting room with an oak table, pale upholstered chaise and dark-framed doors to the garden.

Faraday Road · 01

Residential

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Living Archive

Further homes and interiors from the practice.

A place to begin

01

Establish the brief

Tell us how you live, what you want to keep and what needs to change. We agree the priorities and scope.

02

Develop the design

We bring layouts, colours and materials together, with options to discuss as the design takes shape.

03

Agree the next steps

We establish the coordination and support the project needs. Architectural input supports interiors where changes affect the building.

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