Feature
27 Bespoke joinery units were built on either
side of the fireplace, and a TV was recessed
into an alcove above. The height of the room
was further emphasized by the feature log
store at one side of the joinery.

The dining area featured a contemporary
walnut table with mid-century inspired
bottle green velvet chairs, and a bold feature
contemporary brass and blown glass ceiling
pendant lamp above. A small, dark grey
bespoke drinks cabinet was placed to the
side of the dining area fireplace.

The conservatory featured a traditional-
styled cream linen sofa with an accent
armchair in a dramatic print of bruised purple
and blue hues. A quirky calico lampshade
pendant light completed the room. Practical
automated blinds were installed, hidden in a
contemporary aluminum pelmet, controlled
via the lighting and Home Automation
control system.

Half Landing – Guest WC
This small guest WC was fitted with an
elegant bespoke one-piece Corian vanity top/
sink, with a single drop pendant light above.

First Floor - Master Suite
Calm, soft colours united the first-floor master
suite. Palest greys, creams, and tones of pink
and coral were selected to create a feeling of
calmness and wellbeing.

The master bedroom featured pale grey silk
wallpaper, a bed with a studded headboard
in cream linen, glass, and brass mid-century
bedside tables, and a buttoned ottoman at
the base of the bed.

A bespoke grey lacquered dressing table
with an accent faux fur stool and a large
traditional gilt mirror completed the room.

Heavy full-length grey linen curtains, with
supplementary privacy blinds, framed the tall
windows. Two pieces of specially commissioned
artwork were designed to complement the
proportions and colours in the room. A large
feature glass droplet chandelier hung from
the newly installed period ceiling rose.

The dressing room adjacent to the master
bedroom continued the interior design
aesthetic with bespoke floor-to-ceiling
joinery, part of which featured glass-fronted
cupboards, traditionally styled but with
clear acrylic, and pull handles to give the
overall aesthetic a twist. Plenty of provisions
were made for handbag and shoe display. A
smaller version of the master bed chandelier
was installed to keep the whole look
cohesive. The grey composite topped lacquered
double vanity unit was given a modern twist
by the addition of the same clear acrylic
handles as the dressing room. Traditional
sanitary ware fittings were specified
throughout. The ensuite bathroom led on from the
dressing room and featured a freestanding
roll-top bath, strategically placed in front of
the low sash window, which featured privacy
blinds. Statuario marble herringbone tiles on the
floor, and large format tiles in the same
marble, were used for the walls to infuse a
luxurious touch into the space.

Original architectural features, such as the
coving, picture rails, and shutters, were
replicated in the bathroom. The period feel
was further enhanced by the addition of
paneling to the bespoke joinery elements
around the WC housing and storage unit
above. Second Floor
The second floor was re-designed as a
childrens’ floor, consisting of a shared
bedroom, a family bathroom, and a toy
room. A bespoke full height utility cupboard
consisting of a washer, dryer, heated airing
cupboard, and storage for linen baskets was
cleverly tucked behind sliding paneled doors
on the landing.