Front entrance with recessed antique mirror and neon signage and repurposed antique chest of drawers.
Unique Home Stays
Love love love. Nicely left field and totally diff pallet. - webuser_863347315
Darren Chung
Dining room. Inspo - erin_orourke68
We're totally in awe with the way we styled our Dappled Snygg Bed- we'll take one for every room in the house!
Spare bedroom - monique_brincau
Fiona Walker-Arnott
Splash of Colour. Warm entrance hall - webuser_141130605
Birch Plywood Kitchen with recessed J handles and stainless steel recessed kick-board with a floating plywood shelf that sits above a splash back of geometric tiles. Plants, decorative and kitchen accessories sit on the shelf. The movable plywood island is on large orange castors and has a stainless steel worktop and contains a single oven and induction hob. The back of the island is a peg-board with a hand painted panel behind so that all the colours show through the holes. Pegs are used to hang toys and on. Orange and yellow curly cables provide the electrical connection to the oven and hob. The perimeter run of cabinets has a concrete worktop and houses the sink and tall integrated fridge/freezer and slimline full height larder with internal pull out drawers. The walls are painted in Dulux Noble Grey and Garden Grey. The flooring is engineered oak in a grey finish.
Charlie O'beirne - Lukonic Photography
Lots og big big doors. I like that. - webuser_7223134887
Dining room with Little Greene Camelia wallpaper and walls in Pale Wedgwood. The dining table is a family heirloom. The design incorporates old and new elements. Three FLOS wall lights have been added to compensate for the lack of a central ceiling light in the room.
The Welsh dresser has been painted in Annie Sloan Napoleonic Blue (chalk paint).
Future plans include extending the kitchen and joining it up with the dining room in one big open plan space.
Photo: Jenny Kakoudakis
rosewood table is a stunner
her father is right! - ruthmwalsh
The architectural focus for this North London Victorian terrace home design project was the refurbishment and reconfiguration of the ground floor together with additional space of a new side-return. Orienting and organising the interior architecture to maximise sunlight during the course of the day was one of our primary challenges solved. While the front of the house faces south-southeast with wonderful direct morning light, the rear garden faces northwest, consequently less light for most of the day.
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