Aritco HomeLift Illuminates and Compliments Luxury Townhouse
Residential Interiors
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A short distance from Knightsbridge and Sloane Square, the property required a home lift to travel four floors from the basement to the second floor. The key requirements included travel for convenience between floors and for light to flow through the property on each level.
An Aritco HomeLift was an obvious choice for the Architect having seen a similar installation which Aritco partner Gartec Home had completed, where a roof light had been installed above the lift. The client decided the same, allowing light to flood through down the stairwell through to the basement via the lift as it was installed with bespoke glazed panels to three sides, filling each floor with light and illumination.
Gartec Home worked closely with the Architect and Interior Designer together to implement the Aritco HomeLift, following the client’s research into various lifts and providers, the client felt Gartec were one of the best to deal with having years of experience, friendly and professional.
Gartec provided advice and recommendations at the beginning of the project on the design style, the sizes that would work within this project and what that would offer to the project in terms of carrying capacity, accessibility and futureproofing, after looking at all the options with Gartec Home, it was decided that the Aritco HomeLift offered the most benefits in terms of aesthetics and function to this project, with minimal building or structural work and could be customised to fit the range of finishes previously selected.
The design throughout the home displays opulence and luxury, with grand chandeliers and feature lighting, heavy textured boucle roman blinds and metallic finishes used across doors and framework. The Aritco HomeLift was selected in white RAL 9016 with the customised marble flooring inside to match the hallway on the ground floor, by using glass on three sides matched with a skylight above it opens up the centre of the house as a focal point, flooding the home with light.
