Akita Komar Architects

07/10/2026

Notting Hill design details
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Extending the design narrative into every corner
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A look inside the customer toilet, finished in seamless continuity with the rest of the retail and gallery spaces
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24/09/2026

Notting Hill Ground floor retail space details
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A look inside the newly refreshed ground floor retail space. Formed around a calm, neutral colour theme, the interior features a beige brick wall as an accent - bringing natural texture and warmth into the light-filled space.
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16/09/2026

https://www.akitakomararchitects.com/single-post/the-needle-concept-design-updated

The Needle - The project with pre-planning consultations underway with the local planning authority. Concept design images are updated.More images ...

15/09/2026

Notting Hill Retail & Gallery Space
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This project creates a light-filled home for Vietnamese design, art, and products, inspired by the iconic yellow palette of traditional Hoi An.
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The main gallery space features bespoke black and yellow cement tiles paired with a perforated brick terrace wall. The brickwork acts as a subtle screen, obscuring unfavourable technical rear views while allowing soft, diffused light to filter through.
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10/07/2026

The steel is up! 🏗️
It’s always an exciting stage to see the new form of a project take shape. A great milestone for our latest project in Forest Gate.
This one covers a loft conversion, ground floor extension, and a full interior refurbishment. Can’t wait to see it all come together!
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14/05/2026

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Wigmore Flat
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A lighting strategy addressed the existing concrete ceiling: exposed cables were utilised to refresh all illumination, turning a structural limitation into a deliberate, industrial-chic design accent.
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30/04/2026

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Wigmore Flat
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Refurbished kitchen 🌟
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28/04/2026

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Wigmore Flat
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This renovation of a two-bedroom London flat focused on maximising existing space and enhancing cross-room flow, successfully operating despite the challenging constraint of a concrete structure. Internal walls separating the kitchen, living room, and dining area were removed and replaced with Crittall-style doors; this key move visually links the main daytime areas across the central hallway without requiring costly structural modifications.
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The extent of this spatial transformation is clear when compared with the original kitchen photo on page 2!
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24/12/2025

Happy Holidays from Akita Komar Architects!

At this time of year, we are reminded of the importance of light, warmth, and the sanctuary that a well-conceived space provides.

We are grateful for the collaborations and trust that shaped our work throughout 2025. As we look toward the new year, we wish you a season of restoration and a 2026 filled with new perspectives and inspired growth.