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This was lit from behind with LED strips, throwing a gentle light
up the wall.
Adding a round table, 2 dining chairs, a matt black accent
pendant lamp over the table and artwork above helped to
define the dining area. Although it had a small footprint the
dining area can comfortably sit 6 people.
Furniture choices for the living area were kept simple with a
generous L shaped sofa and an industrial styled coffee table,
this sat on a delicately coloured yellow and grey rug.
As a counterpoint to this a rich teal coloured velvet accent
chair was placed in the window near the garden. A retro matt
black metal floor lamp complemented the matt black pendant
lamp over the dining table. Strong pieces of artwork and
graphic cushions help bring the separate zoned areas together
to form a cohesive whole.
Kitchen
Calming hues were repeated in the kitchen, with pale khaki
units and a cream composite worktop. A small breakfast
bar was added and dramatic dark bronze tiles created a
backsplash between the top of the counter and the bottom of
the units.
First Floor
Shower Room
The first floor shower room was specified with a huge shower,
the full width of the room, with statement diamond shaped
embossed tiles in tones of cream, cappuccino and chocolate.
An LED underlit wooden vanity unit and mirror finish the
dramatic look.
Recent projects include the interior
design and modernisation of
properties in Hampstead, Fulham
and Highgate including a 10,000 sq
ft victorian residence, a 12,000 sq ft
new build home and the co-joining
and re-planning of two apartments to
provide a single luxury penthouse.
Second Floor
Master Suite
The second floor was reconfigured from a series of separate
rooms into a stylish master suite, with an open plan bathroom
featuring a statement freestanding bath. The open plan
bathroom sits comfortably adjacent to the bedroom with
textured porcelain wall tiles sitting easily next to the Cole &
Son Fornasetti “Clouds” wallpaper. Patterned floor tiles act as a
counterpoint to the to the pale timber wide plank flooring.
As the bathroom was open plan it was important to bring a
more “bedroom” aesthetic into the bathroom rather than the
other way round and this was achieved by selecting floor tiles
in the bathroom that were in the format of a rug pattern as well
as adding 2no. bronze mirrors over the vanity unit.
A freestanding bath was positioned facing the bedroom,
offering views of the garden beyond and an opaque glass
sliding screen was installed between the WC and bathroom.