Rodić Davidson Architects were commissioned as Architect, Interior Designer and Project Manager to create a new four-storey residence, replacing the client’s former home on the same site in London. The project integrates six custom-designed, museum-grade display cases to showcase an extraordinary collection of sculptural couture garments.
The architecture balances context, craftsmanship, and innovation. The façade combines white-washed brick with movable perforated bronze-anodised aluminium panels, creating a dynamic play of light and privacy. Internally, the design progresses from darker, stone-clad lower levels to lighter, airy spaces above. Built to the highest specifications, the home integrates advanced technologies and energy-efficient systems, including an air-source heat pump.
Muse House reflects a seamless convergence of architecture and couture — a home as both sanctuary and statement.
We are very proud to be featured in the Financial Times this weekend. To read more about this project’s narrative read here
Here is an amazing testimonial from the client:
“Having approached Rodic Davidson with an unusual and incomplete concept of a home-museum hybrid, I was astounded not only at Sinisa’s creative vision in bringing that seed of an idea to life, but also the way in which the whole team managed the grueling planning and subsequent build process in a notoriously difficult area of London. As someone with no prior design or building experience, the confidence they instilled in me made it not just a successful undertaking, resulting in a home of which I could not be more proud, but also made the journey a pleasure. Their desire to design not just a great house, but a house that was very personal to me, was clear from the start and at every possible juncture. The team guided me every step of the way, was meticulously detail-orientated, and brought care and precision to every element. I would wholeheartedly recommend Rodic Davidson to anyone seeking a dedicated and visionary architectural partner.”
Photography by Jim Stephenson
