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This beautiful calm formal living room was recently redecorated and styled by IH Interiors, check out our other projects here: https://www.ihinteriors.co.uk/portfolio

Photo by Sasfi Hope-Ross

Paula Mills

A full refurbishment of the rear living space including new breathable natural paint, new light fittings, upgraded window and new fitted and loose furniture.

Eclectic living room in a Victorian property with a large bay window, high ceilings, log burner fire, herringbone flooring and a gallery wall. Bold blue paint colour and iron chandelier.

Living room's Library

L'antico camino in stile siciliano è stato recuperato ed integrato in un elegante libreria a tutta altezza. Il fondo blu klein del muro consente di staccare le decorazioni in legno verniciato rosso del camino ed allo stesso tempo maschera la presenza del televisore e degli apparati digitali.

Hidden toy storage between the kitchen and living space.

This cosy living room feels like an inviting retreat, with bespoke ceiling details and soft, custom lighting creating a welcoming atmosphere. The rich dark green walls set a calm, intimate tone, while a mustard sofa adds a cheerful pop of colour. A plush, fluffy rug brings warmth and comfort underfoot, and the wooden fireplace introduces a touch of rustic charm. A marble coffee table anchors the space, balancing style with practicality, while a TV provides the perfect spot for relaxation. A small white sofa tucked to the side offers extra seating, making this a space that’s ideal for unwinding, gathering, and feeling right at home.

This beautiful calm formal living room was recently redecorated and styled by IH Interiors, check out our other projects here: https://www.ihinteriors.co.uk/portfolio

Living into dining space, Chiswick Family Home. We added the architectural mouldings and styled it with bone china contemporary chandeliers.

Media unit sprayed in Tikkurila Helmi 30 paint. Farrow & Ball Inchyra Blue colour. Blum “Tip on” touch to open doors. Chearsley, Buckinghamshire.

Richard Glover Photography

We were briefed to carry out an interior design and specification proposal so that the client could implement the work themselves. The goal was to modernise this space with a bold colour scheme, come up with an alternative solution for the fireplace to make it less imposing, and create a social hub for entertaining friends and family with added seating and storage. The space needed to function for lots of different purposes such as watching the football with friends, a space that was safe enough for their baby to play and store toys, with finishes that are durable enough for family life. The room design included an Ikea hack drinks cabinet which was customised with a lick of paint and new feet, seating for up to seven people and extra storage for their babies toys to be hidden from sight.

Lymington Interior Designer

A fun printed wallpaper paired with a printed sofa made this little space a haven.