Fast & Furious
Quatrefoil House: a Gothic Revival townhouse reimagined by House of Grant as a contemporary family home, completed in 2021, with architecture and interiors throughout.
- Type
- Residential
- Services
- Architecture & Interior Detailing
- Interior Design
- Finishes, Fixtures & Fittings Selection
- Custom Joinery Design
- Furniture & Furnishings
- Site Administration
- Project Management
- Completed
- 2021




The Design
Quatrefoil House reimagines a Gothic Revival townhouse as a contemporary family home, balancing the ornate character of its Victorian origins with a distinctly modern, masculine sensibility.
The refurbishment explores a series of layered spatial sequences, where expansive glazed voids and a sculptural cantilevered staircase connect spaces for living, entertaining and retreat. A quadruple-height void brings light deep into the plan, while an open-plan kitchen and dining space, lounge, gym and spiral wine cellar create a home equally suited to family life and entertaining.
Throughout, a celebration of craftsmanship and bespoke design reflects the client’s Formula One background.




The Details
A dialogue between heritage ornamentation and contemporary craftsmanship informs the home’s materiality and detailing. Walnut parquetry meets black resin flooring, while patinated metal, leather-clad joinery and bespoke furniture introduce a rich, tactile quality to the interiors.
A sculptural wine cabinet creates a focal point across the kitchen bridge, while more intimate spaces present softened finishes such as leather-lined joinery. Custom fireplaces developed in collaboration with racing engineers bring a distinct sense of precision and individuality.
Externally, hand-cast bronze quatrefoil tiles reinterpret the home’s Gothic Revival detailing, complemented by a singular concrete column inspired by an inverted Gothic window. The result is a layered interplay of old and new, where ornament, materiality and meticulous detailing establish a distinctive architectural identity.








Project Team
Architects | Riach Architects & Hyde + Hyde Architects
Builder | G Dighton & Sons
Photography | Michael Sinclair

