Marta Guillem El proyecto consistía en convertir un refugio de cazadores en una bonita casa de campo. La propiedad pertenecía a los abuelos de nuestros clientes, situada en la cima de una montaña, convertía el lugar en un sitio privilegiado por sus vistas al mar en los días claros, su hermosa vegetación y su privacidad al no tener vecinos en un par de kilómetros. Las premisas que se nos plantearon a la hora de realizar el proyecto es la de convertir el espacio en un lugar de descanso, de relax, para desconectar del estrés de la ciudad, un espacio de calma para compartir unos buenos momentos junto a su familia y a sus amigos. El presupuesto debía ser mínimo, no se debía modificar nada de la estructura ni del exterior, la zonificación debía constar de una habitación de matrimonio, una cocina, una zona de comer y una zona chill out cerca de la chimenea.

Cosy guest bedroom with natural textures and warm red accent details.

A spacious master suite has been created by connecting the two principal first floor rooms via a new opening with folding doors. This view is looking from the dressing room, at the front of the house, towards the bedroom at the rear. Photographer: Nick Smith

Le brief client pour la chambre principale était de s'inspirer des chambres de l'hôtel Blomet. Une tête de lit centrale encadrée par des dressing, peint en Hague Blue de @farrowandball donnent de la profondeur et permettent de sublimer le papier peint @artewalls

Emma Wood

Fotógrafo: Pedro de Agustín

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Kasia Fiszer

Bedside tables were wall mounted to increase the feeling of space. My clients wanted as large a bed as possible and wanted a luxury feel, so we chose hardwearing velvet in a striking blue shade to create contrast with the walls and complement the cushions at the other end of the room on the daybed. Dimmable bedside lights (on Phillips Hue system) maximise space, whilst increasing the boutique hotel, luxury feel to the room

The ER Residence master bedroom remains calm and cohesive with the rest of the property, whilst adding different textures into the overall palette. The exposed brick fireplace opening and the carpet adds softness to this space.

Beautiful master bedroom at Cranmore Park featuring a palette of white, grey, navy and olive-gold accents. Rug by Armadillo. Photographic print by Kara Rosenlund.

Bedroom with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams

Leisha wanted a neutral palette with a bit of bling. Suitable for a young woman and plenty of storage.

New main bedroom and en-suite in the converted attic space.

Pilcher Residential

The large mirror on the exposed brick wall is helping increase the light in this darker end of the room. My clients wanted as large a bed as possible in the space and to increase the floorspace the bedside tables were mounted on the wall