Infinity House

Description

In the thick of Clerkenwell's fashionable residential area Infinity House is an extraordinary family dwelling that has been miraculously carved out from a very constrained site. Designed by the team at Spaced Out, this grade II listed Georgian townhouse has undergone a dramatic transformation that is completely masked from the Street with the new spaces only being revealed once you are through the front door.

Tiles Used

Natural stone from the Solar range, mosaic tiles from the Mosaic 10 range and slate effect porcelain.

Outcome

Influenced by Soane, Scarpa, Taut and Kuma Inifinity House was defined by a ‘Clerkenwell’ palette of traditional and contemporary materials, that when combined, created an illusion of time and space- the Infinity House.

The innovative glazing allows the space to be made private by the switch of a button, or allows the user to see from down in the basement swimming pool to the sky, transporting the user out of London, into tranquillity.

Solus were delighted to work with Spaced Out to supply various natural stone and ceramic products to Infinity House. Around the subterranean swimming pool, a bespoke mosaic was created specially for the project, showcasing myriad white and blue pieces, and fused in an ethereal ombre.

Natural limestone from the Solar range was used throughout Infinity House, in both interior and exterior locales.

Natural white Carrara marble was applied in the bathrooms, and was custom fabricated into delicate strips. This enchanting veined marble features delightfully evocative and unique grey veins, perfectly adhering to the highly atmospheric nature
of the space.