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Hampshire Coastal Villa

UK

A long-standing client came to Max after purchasing this exceptional house in the coastal village she visited as a child. Built in the 1840s by a floor cloth manufacturer, it changed ownership in the early 1900s and an extension was added shortly afterwards. The property is flanked by a walled garden with greenhouses and extensive grounds overlooking the shore.

Needing a complete redesign, Max and the team collaborated closely with the client, drawing inspiration from the Arts and Crafts movement to give the house a sense of character, charm and comfort.

As featured in The World of Interiors and on veranda.com

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Max Rollitt Hampshire Costal Villa Entrance hall and hall Max Rollitt Hampshire Costal Villa Dining Room Max Rollitt Hampshire Costal Villa Drawing Room

“In their poetic composition and palette, Rollitt’s rooms are nothing short of painterly—they have the moody interiority of Caspar David Friedrich or Vilhelm Hammershoi—and into these auratic environments are placed the client’s superb collections.”

– Alisa Carroll, Veranda

Max Rollitt Hampshire Costal Villa Eves Bedroom Max Rollitt Hampshire Costal Villa Girls' Bathroom Max Rollitt Hampshire Coastal Villa Back Hall

“We initially painted this room a soft, off-white but, the light in this house was such that it was just too bright. With Edward Bulmer’s Etruscan Brown, however, we were able to achieve a gentle warmth that provided the perfect base upon which to build layers of comfort.”

– Max Rollitt

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Oxfordshire Farmhouse

A 17th-century farmhouse in which original features, including the oak staircase, take centre stage.

New England Mansion

An ambitious project, led by the New York-based Peter Pennoyer Architects with Max Rollitt.

Campden Hill Townhouse

An 1830s London townhouse brought back to life in the manner of Sir John Soane.

Hampshire Farmhouse

A beautiful 17th-century house that proved to be a perfect canvas for colour, texture and pattern.

Hampshire Vicarage

Offering plenty of period charm, this house needed to feel lived-in and loved, not simply styled.

Cheyne Walk Apartment

Previously stripped of its original features, character has been restored at this London apartment.

Oxfordshire Farmhouse

A 17th-century farmhouse in which original features, including the oak staircase, take centre stage.

New England Mansion

An ambitious project, led by the New York-based Peter Pennoyer Architects with Max Rollitt.

Campden Hill Townhouse

An 1830s London townhouse brought back to life in the manner of Sir John Soane.

Hampshire Farmhouse

A beautiful 17th-century house that proved to be a perfect canvas for colour, texture and pattern.

Hampshire Vicarage

Offering plenty of period charm, this house needed to feel lived-in and loved, not simply styled.

Cheyne Walk Apartment

Previously stripped of its original features, character has been restored at this London apartment.

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