Traditional Entrance Ideas and Designs

Victorian House Boot Room
Victorian House Boot Room
Guild Anderson Furniture LimitedGuild Anderson Furniture Limited
Guild Anderson were commissioned to design a Victorian kitchen in a Hampshire house. Over the past two years, this period property has undergone a complete refurbishment. Part of the renovations included the addition of a new kitchen extension, with its orangery style roof lanterns it was subtly designed to maximise daylight while sitting comfortably within a historic context. The owners enlisted Guild Anderson to design and make this Victorian kitchen, pantry, boot room and laundry. Also involved in delivering the wider project were the builders, Emma Kirby Design. The clients wished for a freestanding look to the kitchen which would sit comfortably within a period setting, with modern appliances cleverly integrated so that you wouldn’t know they were there.
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Country Kitchen | Superior Bespoke
Country Kitchen | Superior Bespoke
Emma Johnson PhotographyEmma Johnson Photography
I worked alongside Superior Bespoke to shoot this country style kitchen and boot room, complete with under-stairs wine cabinet. This space is airy, traditional and most importantly, practical as a family home. Paint: Little Greene Decorations: Daniel Seager Interior Design: Vivus Interiors
Blackheath Restoration
Blackheath Restoration
Imperfect InteriorsImperfect Interiors
Our Blackheath Restoration project included advising on exterior lighting, repainting the grand front door & working with the architects to choose suitable exterior stone
Camberwell Townhouse
Camberwell Townhouse
Studio SacresteStudio Sacreste
This hallway was feeling neglected and dark. We opened up the space with a neutral but classic colour scheme, and gave the floor a feature in the form of beautiful marble chequerboard tiles, and highlighted the stunning original cornice and corbels.
Through the (good) looking glass by Mowlem & Co
Through the (good) looking glass by Mowlem & Co
Mowlem & CoMowlem & Co
The advances in glass technology has seen it become a stunning feature of kitchen design. From frosted, fluted, crittal or pocket doors to elegant cabinet windows and lustrous mirrored finishes, as a bespoke company we love to work with all its possibilities.
Isle of Wight Holiday Home
Isle of Wight Holiday Home
Imperfect InteriorsImperfect Interiors
We added tongue & groove panelling, built in benches and a tiled Victorian floor to the entrance hallway in this Isle of Wight holiday home

Traditional Entrance Ideas and Designs

Queens Road, Richmond
Queens Road, Richmond
PJS Building & Maintenance LtdPJS Building & Maintenance Ltd
Full Refurbishment and Remodel of Family Home in Richmond The refurbishment of this detached Richmond property involved a ground floor extension with a first floor corner infill extension, and the redesign of the dormer / loft layout with the addition of a new roof. The existing house was reconfigured as per the architect’s plans and fully refurbished. A new, revised loft layout included a reconfigured roof, with new dormers. Glazing has been replaced throughout, and the oriel window with a seat was added in the open plan kitchen / living area to create a perfect relaxing / reading nook with a view for the entire family to enjoy.
Contemporary Library in Marylebone
Contemporary Library in Marylebone
WILLIAMS RIDOUTWILLIAMS RIDOUT
Transforming a large hallway area into a comfortable destination, rather than just a walk through. Effortlessly blending into its surroundings this grand corner library combines open storage for over two thousand books and a special movie poster haloed with warm lighting. Lower down there is room for board games plus angled storage for 26 pairs of shoes.
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