The 1870s property, within the New Town area of the Cambridge Central Conservation Area, had been altered throughout the 20th century. Our work focused on restoring its character while improving energy efficiency and modern comfort. The internal layout was reconfigured to create a more coherent flow, with kitchens and bathrooms relocated and walls removed to improve light and space.

Liadesign

A log cabin on the outskirts of London. This is the designer's own home. All of the furniture has been sourced from high street retailers, car boot sales, ebay, handed down and upcycled. The rugs are handmade by Pia's grandmother. Design by Pia Pelkonen Photography by Richard Chivers

PHILIPPE CAUMES

Niches arrondies faisant office de bibliothèque , intégrée dans un espace couloir. Les menuiseries en bois clair et les cloisons vitrées en hauteur laissent filtrer la lumière.

Peter Landers

Unsere Viktorianischen Bodenfliesen lassen sich in beliebigen Mustern und Farben kombinieren.

This stylish boot room provided structure and organisation for our client’s outdoor gear. A floor to ceiling fitted cupboard is easy on the eye and tones seamlessly with the beautiful flagstone floor in this beautiful boot room. This cupboard conceals out of season bulky coats and shoes when they are not in daily use. We used the full height of the space with a floor to ceiling bespoke cupboard, which maximised the storage space and provided a streamlined look. The ‘grab and go’ style of open shelving and coat hooks means that you can easily access the things you need to go outdoors whilst keeping clutter to a minimum. The boots room’s built-in bench leaves plenty of space for essential wellington boots to be stowed underneath whilst providing ample seating to enable changing of footwear in comfort. The plentiful coat hooks allow space for coats, hats, bags and dog leads, and baskets can be placed on the overhead shelving to hide other essentials. The pegs allow coats to dry out properly after a wet walk.

The design for this lovely Somerset home blends both classic and contemporary themes. The entrance hall is a welcoming space and is softened by the John Cullen Lighting system, which creates a soft glow of ambient light. The drawing room walls are rendered with ebony and ivory polished plaster, and teamed with wool and cashmere soft furnishings, creating a strong graphic design style. Dramatic floor uplighters highlight the Philippe Starck mirror, and the Barbara Barry cross-back dining chairs, create an intimate and glamorous dining room.

Eingangsbereich mit Zementfliesen und Randfries.

Proyecto realizado por The Room Studio Fotografías: Mauricio Fuertes

Patrycja Kin