It's a rare and happy occurrence to be hired by a client whose love for bold colours matches ours, so we were thrilled to discover that the owners of this Georgian terraced house had a real sense of adventure when it came to colour.
Though traditional tiles were applied in the entrance, from there we already have a
glimpse of the daring stair runner which connects all storeys. The dining area, being in the basement and in need of being brightened, was a perfect candidate for the use of mustard in a natural fibre wallpaper, but when the client suggested the bed be upholstered in a stunning hand-dyed red velvet, we took it as a challenge to make a mostly red bedroom a soothing and timeless space.
The scope of works included converting an old fashioned en-suite into shower-room and dressing area, redesigning the master bedroom, and giving a face-lift to the entry, stairs, dining area and study with bespoke storage solutions as needed.
Yellow and navy together - olivia_o_leary
Kitchen fireplace - stuart_robb
Alterations to an idyllic Cotswold Cottage in Gloucestershire. The works included complete internal refurbishment, together with an entirely new panelled Dining Room, a small oak framed bay window extension to the Kitchen and a new Boot Room / Utility extension.
Chris Snook
Introducing strong color but not overpowering - murphycurran
Birch Grove. We designed a large contemporary rear extension and refurbished the whole house.
Mansfield Street, a private development in London, joinery manufacture & installation of contemporary and traditional interior and exterior. Panelling, skirting, dado rails, architraves, partitioning, internal door manufacture and renovation by Ark Joinery Project.
shelves - daniel_lazell
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