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Sector: Residential

The Dumont

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This bespoke installation was designed and manufactured to suit the space in the foyer of Dumont Tower apartments, situated by London’s Southbank. Hoad & More’s eye-catching creation consists of hanging geometric canopies, each section made from solid brass with widths of up to three metres across. Based on Art Deco motifs, the projected light within each shape is thrown onto the underside of the perforated upper pyramid, creating rich, golden light and casting decorative patterns onto the ceiling above.

Luma House

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For the exciting LUMA apartment development near Kings Cross, London, Hoad & More created this modern, statement chandelier to catch the eye and cast light on the project’s stylish interior features. Developed for Conran and Partners, our design is composed of linear LED elements, its crossing lines inspired by train tracks in a nod to the building’s iconic location. 

With LUMA’s aim to employ light and shadow to beautiful effect, Hoad & More’s lighting expertise is truly showcased in this piece of work. 

The Courthouse

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The Courthouse occupies the former site of the City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court. Hoad & More’s brief was to create a feature that would incorporate the Art Deco and Georgian aesthetic already prevalent throughout Westminster. Using the shapes and outlines often seen in Art Deco style, we designed 14 hanging pendants ranging from 1200mm to 440mm square. The piece plays with geometric structures to offer visitors new perspectives from every angle. Each pendant is illuminated using LEDs and finished in patinated bronze to bring a richness of tone and warmth into the space. The entire piece spans 1960 x 3400mm and has made a striking addition to a location already rich with history.

The Milton Collection

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Hewn from gorgeous white marble with brass details, the Milton Collection is a highly customisable system celebrating the beauty of natural materials.

Hoad & More’s bespoke systems give designers a tool to help tell their stories and emphasise key elements of their interior scheme.

One Blackfriars

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Created for the iconic building No.1 Blackfriars in London, this linear light feature uses overlapping petal shapes to form a floral design. With layers of edge-lit acrylic making up the crystal-like profile, the piece produces a soft illumination, providing an alternative to a more standard chandelier. Like the space it inhabits, Hoad & More’s creation is intended to be iconic and unique. 

The Waterman

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The Waterman apartment building creates a striking silhouette where it sits along the Greenwich Peninsula riverside. Conran + Partners commissioned Hoad & More to make a light feature for the entrance lobby that reflected the modern and luxurious feel of the building as a whole. To achieve this, we used 40 illuminated, frosted acrylic rods and 21 polished gold rods of various lengths at perpendicular angles to create a delicate yet striking  architectural light in the double-height space. The whole installation measures 6.5m wide by 3m deep and 2m high.

Salisbury Square

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Vabel is a London-based luxury residential property development firm. Just like Hoad & More, they pride themselves on innovation and appreciate the value of a space that is both beautiful and practical for modern life.

Hoad & More developed and delivered these illuminated apartment numbers with Vabel for their luxury residential development in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. Each individual room number is made from a white opal front piece structured on a black aluminium chassis. As with all Hoad & More’s work, we offer full customizability to our clients, with the pictured font and sizing selected specifically by Vabel to suit their brand’s look and feel. 

Merano Residences

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Merano Residences are luxury apartments overlooking the River Thames, forming part of the prestigious Albert Embankment Plaza development by The Berkeley Group. Goddard Littlefair’s vision was to incorporate a lighting feature that complemented the spectacular art installation located in the elegant double-height lobby of the Merano Residences. Our response was to create a bespoke lighting feature consisting of 80 bronze finished pendants descending 0.6m to 2.5m from the ceiling.

Greenwich Peninsula Atrium Sculpture

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This subtle yet striking piece was designed to be a focal point in the atrium of a residential building in South East London. Graduating from gold to silver, this custom-made profile offers an organic feel to the feature, acting as an aesthetically pleasing divider between the seating areas in the lobby and the reception desk. It achieves this all whilst keeping the open and spacious feel that makes the area so welcoming. The suspended aluminium rods, with their sleek finish and hidden fittings, set within the mirrored ceiling, allows the sculpture to appear endless. Each individual component combines for a beautiful result and appears as though floating freely in the space, accentuating the light airy feel of the reception.

The Corniche

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The Corniche lobby feature is made up of 74 pendents dropping in a spiral from 800mm to 3800mm from the ceiling.  They are made from hand turned satin nickel-silver tinted aluminium and frosted acrylic. The Corniche forms part of The Berkeley’s Group Albert Embankment Plaza Development overlooking the River Thames.

Kingsgate House – Zig Zag Building

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Hoad & More designed the illuminated apartment numbers for this notable development in Victoria, London with modernity in mind. The touch button doorbells and brass-finished channel, accentuated by the full floor-to-ceiling assembly and integrated corridor lighting, knit together the details of the space seamlessly to create a sleek, high class impression.