Photo : © Julien Fernandez / Amandine et Jules – Hotel particulier a Angers par l’architecte Laurent Dray.

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.

Victorian hallway and staircase with beautiful tile pattern and borders meeting a contemporary runner up the grand staircase. Pendant light at the bottom and neon light on the wall ahead provides additional luxury touches.

The trim and reeded glass make these doors and art piece

we wanted to keep the original features of this charming victorian home, but the hallway was very small and dark. We solved this problem by taking out part of the hallway wall, putting in support steels, and adding in crittal and glass to allow more light to pour into the hallway and make the ground floor seem larger and less restricted.

Hallway of Mid-Century home featuring large patinated copper front door, parquet flooring, bespoke cherry wood joinery with inbuilt orange formica storage cabinet.

Entrance hall of a traditional victorian villa with deep blue painted panelling with a through view into the colourful kitchen design by Gemma Dudgeon Interiors

Vista dall'ingresso: volume cucina/corridoio in rosso bordeaux (eating room di F&B) in contrasto con soffitto e libreria in colore blu/grigio (colore De Nimes di F&B). La libreria divide la zona cucina dal soggiorno e nasconde i pilastri. Il mobile della cucina in rosso bordeaux è in continuità con la parete del corriodio

A classic and elegant hallway with herringbone flooring and wall panelling

Contemporary Hallway. The wall moulding not only adds intricate details but seamlessly conceals a door to the cloakroom and wardrobe.

The main aim was to brighten up the space and have a “wow” effect for guests. The final design combined both modern and classic styles with a simple monochrome palette. The Hallway became a beautiful walk-in gallery rather than just an entrance.

Beautiful colour for the panelling of a 17th century hallway using the lighting by Jim Lawrence and lampshades by Matilda Goad to create a link to the 17th century period but retaining a modern character.

GALAXY-Polished Concrete Floor in Semi Gloss sheen finish with Full Stone exposure revealing the customized selection of pebbles & stones within the 32 MPa concrete slab. Customizing your concrete is done prior to pouring concrete with Pre Mix Concrete supplier

Este proyecto en Paseo de la Castellana busca transformar una amplia vivienda en dos hogares independientes, equilibrando elegancia y funcionalidad. Se pretende crear espacios exclusivos, cuidando cada detalle para lograr una estética sofisticada mediante la combinación de arquitectura e interiorismo. Este proyecto ha sido realizado integramente por nuestro gracias al modelo de Llave en Mano que nos permite controlar la calidad de la fase de construcción. Decoración renovada El diseño de las viviendas sigue un estilo Raw, utilizando materiales naturales que aportan textura y carácter. Con tonos neutros y colores terrosos, se genera un ambiente sereno. Las superficies curvas y los materiales como piedra y madera contribuyen a una estética sofisticada, realzada por juegos de luz que destacan las formas orgánicas. Sin límites Los espacios de estas viviendas de lujo están diseñados para maximizar la amplitud, con una disposición abierta que conecta el salón, cocina y comedor con las terrazas. Se opta por curvas orgánicas en lugar de líneas duras, creando un flujo natural y una atmósfera acogedora, donde la luz natural y artificial aportan confort.​ Puedes ver más de este proyecto en https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUjo83lpuyo