our projects
Late 19th Century Cottage
Living Room
The previous owners of our client's house had been using it as a B&B so they wanted to make it feel and function like a home again. They were also keen on bringing back some character and enhancing the original features. I chose a palette of heritage colours, selected timeless pieces and took inspiration from nature for the fabrics and textures as their house is surrounded by countryside. I completely revised the room layout so that it is now practical for modern everyday living and added colourful accessories and quirky prints to add character and reflect my client's personality.
Converted Bungalow
Living Room and Dining Room
Our clients had a completely blank canvas and didn't know where to start with their long rectangular Living Room and their Dining room with multiple doors. I divided the room into zones for different uses, a larger area to watch TV and entertain guests, two separate areas to sit and read and a dining area with an extending table for flexibility. Living by the coast, they wanted their home to have some nautical elements without it being too themed so I created a nautical scheme with a twist; industrial lighting and mirrors, classic furniture with contemporary velvets, abstract naval references in the wallpaper and accessories and a colour palette that complemented their favourite naval paintings.
Contemporary Home
Master Bedroom Suite
Our clients wanted a luxurious master bedroom and they were a big fan of jewel tones. I chose a colour palette of rich magenta, emerald green and amber orange balanced with a mixture of warm and cool neutrals and black accents. References to elephants, their favourite animal, are featured in the cushions, curled curtain finials and artwork and I chose the African bird feather wallpaper to remind them of their travels in Kenya.