Max Rollitt

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Yavington Cottage

UK

Yavington Cottage, Max’s own home in the Hampshire countryside, is a masterclass in creating a Max Rollitt interior on a more modest scale. Unlike most of the projects featured here, the cottage isn’t the work of the Max Rollitt interiors team, but a collaborative effort between Max and his wife Jane, with signature touches like thoughtfully chosen antiques and unexpected layering of colour creating an interior that’s rich, comfortable and deeply personal.

As seen on House & Garden, Remodelista and Inigo.

“What [the house] lacks in scale it makes up for in atmosphere. “It’s a small farm house and atypical of the houses I work on,” Max explains. “There’s not a lot of room for very grand furniture. That said—although it’s not purposefully a visual feast—it is somehow enriching.”.”

– Nell Card, Remodelista

“The interior […] is a typical Rollitt mix of clean-lined, high-quality English antiques, with an armchair, a sofa, a Windsor bench and a kitchen table from his own workshops. He is particularly good at colour, making unexpected combinations like mauve and royal blue work. Antique textiles add richness and texture.”

– House & Garden

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Completed Projects

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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