Sanderson Design Group is making its way back to its roots at Voysey House, nestled in the heart of Chiswick, London. They believe this homecoming marks not only a significant milestone in their journey as a company, but also aligns with their ongoing Layers of Legacy campaign, which celebrates the enduring charm of Sanderson designs across generations.
Voysey House, formerly known as the 'White Building', carries a rich history, especially as the only commercial building designed by the esteemed Arts & Crafts architect, C.F.A. Voysey. Originally erected in 1902 as a wallpaper factory for Arthur Sanderson & Sons, the building stands as a symbol of the evolution of Modern Movement architecture.
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Under the initiative of Dorrington, Voysey House has recently undergone extensive restorations, preserving its original design principles while enhancing its eco-friendly features. From the careful refurbishment of the white glazed brickwork to the revival of the iconic 'Voysey Green' metal-coated windows, every aspect has been thoughtfully managed to honour the building's noteworthy past.
The five-storey building will now host a comprehensive Sanderson archive dating back to the 1600s, alongside the design studios of esteemed brands such as Sanderson, Morris & Co., and Zoffany, as well as modern brands and workshops.
The team from Sanderson Design Group is looking forward to return to their heritage home, and plan to establish a dynamic creative centre for themselves and their partners, inspiring the next generation of impactful design.
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