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The open plan hallway is wonderfully light, with the
stained dark oak and glass bannister allowing plenty
of natural light to hit the 3.5m drop chandelier, creating
sparkling reflections across the staircase. Combining
old and new with the owner’s timeless leather wingback
armchair and Hill House’s own Talboy dresser, the cream
tiled floor opens the space up even further.
Maintaining the original layout of the kitchen, Hill House
Interiors used a mix of French polish and dark staining
for the units, with the new marble floor adding to the
luxurious feel. Leading into a stylish gentleman’s bar
area and back out into the spacious entrance, where
elegant Abbot & Boyd handmade textured wallpaper
compliments the specially covered four door brown
crocodile cabinet. The open plan walk through is a far
cry from the three small reception rooms that previously
occupied the space.
Creating a truly personal space in the living room by
hanging artwork by the owner’s St Martin’s trained son,
the Hill House Chesterfield deep button corner sofa in
regal purple velvet provides the more traditional edge
to the otherwise modern room, with mirrored walls
helping to open up the space.
Having transformed all four bedrooms of the 1930s
period home in muted, neutral tones complete with
luxe textured fabrics and their trademark geometric
statement pieces, the Hill House Interiors team turned
their styling expertise to the main bathroom, covering
the entire back wall in an intriguing piece of Alex Turco’s
artwork. Finished with resin waterproofed panels, the
statement image is uninterrupted by the wet room
shower, recessed apertures and elegant freestanding
bathtub, which sits next to new cabinetry .
Interior Design: Hill House Interiors
www.hillhouseinteriors.com