The Grand Opera House restoration project in Belfast was a significant heritage-led redevelopment, aiming to preserve the building’s historic character while upgrading its facilities for modern audiences. The project balanced careful conservation with contemporary design interventions to improve accessibility, comfort and technical performance, ensuring the theatre remains a vibrant cultural venue for future generations.
Consarc Design Group - Lead architects responsible for the overall design and restoration, including both historic and modern elements.
Garuda Design - Interior designers involved in the project.
David Scott Tiles - Supplied the tiles used in this project.
Photography - Peter Bruce
David Scott Tiles - Tiles
FADA Studio - Interiors
Maven - Furniture/ Lighting
Elyse Kennedy - Photography
David Scott Tiles - Tiles and Bathroom fittings
Clarke & Whiteman - Architecture & Interiors
Elyse Kennedy - Photography
A star studded Master bathroom where every detail has been carefully considered, from the large marble-effect tiles that wrap the space in elegance, to the premium brassware and fittings that bring both function and beauty.
The walk-in shower, framed with Matki’s crystal-clear glass, creates a sense of openness, while the statement William Holland freestanding bathtub offers a perfect spot to unwind.
A mix of modern and traditional touches, like the high-level Thomas Crapper’s cistern toilet, Swadling tapware and vanity units from Porter add charm and character, making the spaces unique.
We proudly supplied every element in these bathrooms, ensuring a seamless flow of quality and design throughout. The result is not just a bathroom, but a calming sanctuary where luxury feels natural and everyday living feels special.
Listed family home, 1863 - Project
David Scott Tiles - Tiles and Bathroom fittings
Clarke & Whiteman - Architecture & Interiors
Elyse Kennedy - Photography
Originally built in the early 1900s, the house once served as a hunting lodge for Lord Lurgan during the war. A modern house now stands in its place - honouring the spirit of the original while embracing the comfort and design of today.
Read about the full project here...
