Mid century meets Scandi
The major problem was how to furnish the lounge which had two large french windows onto the garden (seen left) and two openings on the opposite wall (one for the snug seen here) and one for the kitchen.
Long and narrow but big enough to accommodate a dining table and a seating area their first instinct was to set it out like that but it left the dining area of the kitchen without a purpose.
We resolved it by creating a number of seating areas, each with a different focus.
Image credit: Georgi Mabee.
Long and narrow but big enough to accommodate a dining table and a seating area their first instinct was to set it out like that but it left the dining area of the kitchen without a purpose.
We resolved it by creating a number of seating areas, each with a different focus.
Image credit: Georgi Mabee.
