Bel Air Certainteed Selects Fence Fence, Decking And Railing

French-born Camille Ferrand’s job as an illustrator meant that she didn’t just need a home to live in. but also a place of inspiration from which to work. Her mix of textiles and objets art collected from her travels over the years also required a studio space.’ But it was important that it wasn’t too clinical and stark.’ she says.’ I wanted a warm and cosy look.’ When Camille bought her West London house it was a simple two-up, two-down in a desperate state. ‘It was very 1970s, complete with brown paint and shabby walls,’ she recalls. ‘I could see that the place had potential, but I also  knew I’d need support from an architect.’ So Camille hired Gus Alexander...