Studio Itaca

17/01/2023

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A sophisticated design concept, featuring a restaurant, delicatessen, and bar. Introducing Lina Stores by Studio Itaca...

21/11/2022

T his residential project combines two flats of a typical four-storey Victorian house with a two-storey "coach house".
The first stage of this project was the design of a bespoke kitchen.
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We tailored our proposal for a highly convivial family with a strong passion for cooking.
Natural light floods through the windows bringing the outside in and complimenting the natural materials including oak, brass, and Calacatta marble.

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20/09/2022

In this office space for AGR, we opted for a very light touch. The windowless restrooms were addressed with the use of warmer / bright colours to uplift the spaces that mitigated against the absence of natural light. The original cold and shining white kitchen cabinents were replaced with Oxford blue facades and given a level of tactility with tan leather handles.

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15/09/2022

For AGR, the goal was to create a feeling informality without losing the corporate identity of the company. We sought inspiration for the space from organic architecture, a philosophy which promotes harmony between human habitation and the natural world. AGR is dedicated to working sustainably and we wanted to reinforce that. We introduced warmer/soft colours and natural material such wood and rattan. The floor is a 100% recycable woven vinyl flooring by . We used of warmer whites paint to enhance the natural light, opaline globe with brass feature and greenery to create a space at human dimensions.

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13/09/2022

We were approached by AGR Group, the UK's leading renewable energy company, to redesign their London head office. The pandemic gave them an opportunity to rethink what their office was for and how it was to be used. The client wanted an office that was spacious, but warm, inviting and aligned with their sustainable ethos. Budget constraints gave us the opportunity to get clever with ways of softening the space. We took advantage of the open floorplan to create break out spaces that made their office feel less corporate and more comfortable.

22/07/2022

Materials and details are what make a cohesive aesthetic, so it is no surprise we focused on them for .

Image 1: Reeded dark oak timber bar
Image 2: Oxblood marble bar top
Image 3: Green leather banquette sofa with fluted backrests
Image 4: Off-white and ecru tiles with green border .tile
Image 5: Detail of bespoke reception desk
Image 6: Oak Herringbone parquet timber floor
Image 7: Globe lights from

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22/07/2022

In our latest project for , we opted to focus on materials and a pared back colour palette to further enhance the feel of a classic Italian brasserie. It was crucial to allow the architecture of the space to shine, so the large arched windows are dressed in café curtains and the ceiling structure is left exposed to create an airy interior. Downstairs at basement level, to evoke a more intimate, 1940s Milanese bar style. Here, the signature pastel green and white palette of the upper floor is replaced by deeper, moodier hues. A white and dark verde green marble chequerboard floor adds a new and sophisticated visual style
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22/07/2022

Caption for 2: In our latest project for , we opted to focus on materials and a pared back colour palette to further enhance the feel of a classic Italian brasserie. It was crucial to allow the architecture of the space to shine, so the large arched windows are dressed in café curtains and the ceiling structure is left exposed to create an airy interior. Downstairs at basement level, to evoke a more intimate, 1940s Milanese bar style. Here, the signature pastel green and white palette of the upper floor is replaced by deeper, moodier hues. A white and dark verde green marble chequerboard floor adds a new and sophisticated visual style
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22/07/2022

Delighted to reveal our latest project, a newly open bar, restaurant, and delicatessen in Marylebone for . We wanted to create a sophisticated and sleek mid-century inspired Italian restaurant and bar that combines signature Lina Stores design notes with timeless materials and textures. Our work is about creating spaces that are warm, welcoming and inviting, and this project is one that feels very much at home in Marylebone Village.
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17/05/2022

Studio Itaca are looking for a part-time freelance Part 2 Architectural Assistant to support the studio during the Director’s 3-mo maternity leave.

The position requires approximately 6-8 days/month to deliver on a tender pack and FFE specifications for a residential project.

The rate is £150/day and is to commence from 1 June 2022.

Responsibilities are:

• prepare technical and detail drawing for, with evidence of professional experience that includes RIBA Work Stages 3-4
• managing information packages with responsibility for end-to-end delivery and integration into the project
• work independently and support the director during 3 mo maternity lave
• delivering the highest quality of drawn and written output at all times

Please send portfolio, cv and cover letter to [email protected]

For more info click the link in bio to the job ad.

06/05/2022

We love showing you a sneak peek of our latest project during its construction site! The basement floor of the - soon to open - Restaurant In Marylebone.
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21/03/2022

What's better than starting the week on-site?
We have been working alongside with team on the design of the new site at the corner of Marylebone Lane and Wigmore Street. Isn’t it stunning?
Opening in June '22.
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