LANSERRING have been collaborating with Katharine Pooley to produce a handcrafted drinks display cabinet and bar.  Located in the Turnell & Gigon Showroom in Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour, the pop-up launched Sunday 10^th March as part of London Design Week.

Katharine drew inspiration from the clean lines and timeless elegance of the Art Deco period, in particular focusing on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s iconic novel ‘The Great Gatsby’.
“I adore the combination of luxurious materials, exquisite craftsmanship and crisp modernist form synonymous with this time,” says Pooley, “The vitality, unapologetic opulence and positive energy of this period is infectious and I draw inspiration from this era more than any other.”

For the handcrafted display cabinet and bar, we chose to work with sustainable ebonised timber for the frame of the unit, with a hand polished lacquered finish on the exterior and a satin matt finish on the interior. We sourced an antique silver mirror for the piece, which is surrounded by a trim of lightly patinated brass with a matte finish, adding further texture. The hinges we worked with were European cabinet hinges in an Onyx finish.

The Telegraph Luxury released an exclusive first look at LANSERRING’s latest project “The Delancey Collection”. Renowned design & interiors journalist Jessica Doyle, explores the revolutionary features The Delancey has to offer and how it can enhance family life. Also, Doyle includes quotes from LANSERRING Design Director, Alex Beaugeard, where he explains hi thinking behind the concept.

You can read more about The Delancey Collection here.

To read the full article from Telegraph Luxury visit The Times.

At LANSERRING, our design process and journey always begins as a response to our clients’ individual lifestyles, needs and desires. We wanted to create an authentic design that allows life to flourish, uninterrupted; a space that embraces the day-to-day and spontaneous moments cherished by families.

At the heart of The Delancey design is the 10-metre run of solid marble worktop, flowing from the pantry, to the main kitchen, to the outdoor terrace. The run is punctuated only by steel-framed screening, providing a continuous living space that creates and maintains connection between each member of the home.The central island in The Delancey embodies this vision. Appearing first as a hollowed-out block of solid marble, lined with almond gold and with timber drawers sunk into the facia, the island elevates the craft of cooking through its materials, whilst delivering a practical space through its innovative design.

The workbench atop the island, inspired by a traditional butcher’s block and crafted from bamboo, is deliberately cantilevered off a marble cube to create levity in the space. The bench is as elegant as it is practical, creating a calm order to tableware storage. A self-draining trough in the middle of the island can be adapted to suit the tastes and lifestyles of each individual family. The modules within the trough could hold a herb garden, a trivet for presenting a roast or a champagne ice bucket for marking an occasion.The island workbench and penstock for example, are made from solid bamboo rather than timber, chosen as a fully renewable material and for its ‘self-healing’, naturally disinfectant properties. The bespoke sinks are made from solid green marble with an almond gold inset component to provide robustness and contrast.

The Delancey pantry area once again draws on traditional inspiration and is a contemporary interpretation of the butler’s pantry. Situated in the north side of the space and clad in marble to manage the ambient temperature, this area houses all of the storage of dried goods, perishables and kitchen hardware, allowing the main kitchen layout to be uncompromised and free of additional storage. For the pantry, LANSERRING developed a series of bespoke labelled handles for the drawers, originally used in Victorian map chests and apothecary cabinets.

The Delancey kitchen concept extends onto the terrace, with an al fresco worktop clad in honed marble and coated with ground-breaking PVD nano-technology to ensure that the surface remains undamaged from water stains. The outdoor kitchen again incorporates practical storage with playful, innovative elements including a bespoke BBQ grill and beer trough with tap.

PrimeResi.com, is a luxury property journal, exploring news, opinion & insight for the UK’s prime residential sector. Primeresi.com interviewed LANSERRING Co-founder and Director, Bernd Radachitz, the article can be read here.

Great British Brands is an annual directory created by Country & Town House.

Great British Brands is dedicated to supporting British luxury and celebrating the very finest products and services that the UK has to offer. LANSERRING has been featured alongside some of Britain’s most famous brands from Ascot to Aston Martin and Boodles to Burberry. If you would like to read the feature or learn more about Great British Brands, visit their website here.

We traveled to our workshops in Riegersburg, where all Lanserring furniture is made to showcase the craftsmanship at the heart of what we do.
We have made the journey with many of our clients, to see their bespoke pieces come to life but for those who have not yet had the chance to visit we have captured the essence of our workshops and the region on film.

We worked with the wonderful team at Fluoro to create a film that captured the innovation, quality and materials that is integral to what we do.

The first in the three-part film focuses on our expertise with metal. Watch below for the Essence of LANSERRING.

Combining traditional craft with innovative precision engineering, our family run workshops are based at the foot of the Riegersburg Castle in Austria. We recently took a trip to capture on film the beauty of the artisanship and heritage that goes into creating every Lanserring kitchen.

In collaboration with MoreySmith Design, Lanserring transformed the space in this grade II listed property into a contemporary kitchen in the heart of Clerkenwell.

The brief was to create a modern contemporary kitchen that complimented the original features. As with all listed properties there were certain constraints to this project,  which  resulted in some distinctive design features and intelligent material choices. The large copper island was inspired by traditional copper pans that once hung against the original cast iron stove. The beauty of this material is that it enables light and warmth to be reflected across the room.

The materials sourced were used to reinterpret the space, the polished Oro marble counter tops were finished with our unique marble protect Nano finish and sit alongside the deep stained oak that echoed the original parquet floors.

The Last Word on Luxury in London by Sphere Magazine

Journalist Flora Drummond-Smith writes a feature article for Sphere magazine on the changing attitudes and demands within luxury. The article focused on LANSERRING’S approach to bespoke interior design and the best materials.

HOMES & GARDENS OCTOBER 2018

Homes & Gardens wrote an informative feature on Lanserring for their Dream Kitchens supplement in October 2018. The South Wales project was designed to minimize the impact on the original farm building’s structure, resulting in a mainly free-standing kitchen. The materials and colours were chosen to compliment the original features of the building and the beautiful Welsh landscape in which it sits. Discover more about the dream kitchen with a subscription to Homes & Gardens.