johnsonnaylor

johnsonnaylor Johnson Naylor is an interior architecture and design practice based in Clerkenwell, London. Founded

We employ over 20 professional design staff from a range of disciplines – Architects, Interior Designers, Furniture Designers and Graphic Designers. We see design as a dialogue and our large open plan studio encourages communication and the exchange of ideas. We are specialists at deciphering complicated projects, space plans and schemes that need to be re-interpreted or remodelled. We apply intel

ligence and sensitivity to create enduring interiors that respond to their unique context and surroundings. Our designs are layered and maintain an inherent level of quality in every detail. Johnson Naylor nurtures talent, champions appropriate design and creates commercially successful spaces.

The JN team installing an exciting new project in the heart of Islington…more soon.
08/12/2024

The JN team installing an exciting new project in the heart of Islington…more soon.

Located in Kings Cross’ iconic Grade II listed Gasholders, Johnson Naylor have recently completed four penthouses, desig...
05/12/2024

Located in Kings Cross’ iconic Grade II listed Gasholders, Johnson Naylor have recently completed four penthouses, designed in collaboration with for King’s Cross Central Limited Partnership.

The entrance to this penthouse was opened up to expand the entrance, connecting the space vertically and widening the immediate view on arrival.

The living, dining and kitchen zones have been designed as a dramatic gallery space perfect for entertaining, with a striking kitchen island set against the magnificent views of the St Pancras basin.

Photography by Billy Bolton.

An inviting bedroom Johnson Naylor designed in the Bow Common marketing suite, with luxurious velvets and gently lime wa...
24/11/2024

An inviting bedroom Johnson Naylor designed in the Bow Common marketing suite, with luxurious velvets and gently lime washed walls.

The private dining room at .nineelms offers the perfect backdrop to an unforgettable evening, allowing guests to enjoy a...
20/11/2024

The private dining room at .nineelms offers the perfect backdrop to an unforgettable evening, allowing guests to enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, spacious dining and seating areas with views across the city.

Enduring livable spaces. The amenity areas in Capella, where Johnson Naylor’s interior concept drew upon a palette of to...
11/11/2024

Enduring livable spaces. The amenity areas in Capella, where Johnson Naylor’s interior concept drew upon a palette of tonal references to reflect back the park-side location and bring to the fore natural finishes and a respectful use of materials.

Appointed by and working alongside , Johnson Naylor created the interior architecture and design for the private-sale apartments as well as residents’ amenities, which included co-working spaces, lobby, and private dining.

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Photography by .

Our founding partner Fiona recently spoke to about the arrival of new residential developments on the Southbank.Johnson...
27/10/2024

Our founding partner Fiona recently spoke to about the arrival of new residential developments on the Southbank.

Johnson Naylor collaborated with on the interiors of Southbank Tower, an imaginative conversion, extension and retrofit of mid-century architect Richard Seifert’s King’s Reach Tower office block, marking the ‘beginning of the fresh injection of residential space into the neighbourhood’.

More recently, Johnson Naylor completed the interiors for Southbank Place, a mixed-use development, consisting of over 868 apartments. Fiona found multiple sources of local inspiration, including the spiral staircases of the Southbank Centre, the influences of which can be seen in the stairs leading from the lobby to the residents lounge.

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The Pump Station was originally built during World War 2 to send fuel though undersea pipes to France to support the D-D...
22/10/2024

The Pump Station was originally built during World War 2 to send fuel though undersea pipes to France to support the D-Day landings.The building has been transformed into a holiday home by Johnson Naylor.

The house’s main space – which includes the kitchen, dining room and living room – is divided from the adjoining snug by a stone clad fireplace that acts as a wall but sits below the concrete and steel ceiling.

Photography by Guy Montagu Po***ck.

Collaborating with weaver and textile artist .riccabona on two artworks in a recently completed project. Catarina works ...
17/10/2024

Collaborating with weaver and textile artist .riccabona on two artworks in a recently completed project.

Catarina works with natural materials such as linen, h**p and alpaca, producing intricately woven wall hangings, which feel perfectly at home at the Glassworks apartments.

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