Thomas Juul-Hansen’s interiors have been crafted to complement the architectural identity of the building, such as the natural light that floods in from the floor-to-ceiling windows and the Juliet balconies. The fittings are bespoke, designed to maximise the potential of the apartments, and include folding panelled doors that conceal the kitchen cabinets, and a custom-made centrepiece of a stone kitchen island that drapes into a dining banquette.

Thomas Juul-Hansen is a Danish architect and interior designer now based in New York. His practice, founded in 2003, is noted for its coherent and considered approach to luxury residential design, blending a warm and liveable minimalism with signature bespoke pieces.

Thomas Juul-Hansen

Current and completed architectural and interior design projects in New York include: One57 in Midtown, 505 West 19th Street on the Chelsea High Line; 
210 West 77th on Manhattan’s Upper West Side; and 50 West in Lower Manhattan. The firm has also designed a number of other notable large-scale and private commissions.

“The idea of doing everything bespoke is something that we hold onto very tightly. It’s important that everything we do is unique.”
THOMAS JUUL-HANSEN
The bespoke carved stone banquette is an elegant centrepiece of the kitchen and dining area.
Every detail has been considered, from the panel design accenting the floor-to-ceiling windows and framing the views of Mayfair, to the integrated lighting and engineered wood flooring.
The master bathroom is serene, with a bespoke carved stone double vanity unit and carved stone walls that flow around the room, sitting within panels that echo the framing of the Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partner façade. The double-ended bath tub sits in a carved stone surround, above slab marble floors.
The panelled motif continues in the secondary bathrooms, and the separate shower and WC rooms are concealed behind fluted glass doors.
The expansive wardrobes feature leather panels with metal frame detailing and the dressing station includes a mirror with integrated lighting. An elegant carpet inlay adds a delicate and tactile feel to the space.
The suites at The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Mayfair have been carefully tailored for London living, and are effortlessly stylish. The kitchen is elegantly designed and is discreetly concealed by custom cabinetry. A bespoke sliding screen allows the space to be fully open, or to create privacy between the living room and bedroom. A full-height feature window with electronic privacy glass seamlessly connects the bathroom and living areas.
The kitchen can be discreetly closed off behind custom cabinetry with Juul-Hansen’s signature framing detail.
A feature sliding wall between the living room and the bedroom allows the space to be completely open, or elegantly divided. This one bedroom layout also features a separate kitchen as well as a walk-in wardrobe.
Thomas Juul-Hansen's warm and indulgent approach to modernism relies on natural materials – wood, stone and leather – used in thoughtful and timeless ways that complement the architectural design.