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Imagine stepping into a bold and bright new home interior where detail exudes personality and vibrancy. The living room furniture, crafted bespoke, serves as the centerpiece of this eclectic space, showcasing unique shapes, textures and colours that reflect the homeowner's distinctive style. A striking mix of vivid hues such as deep blues and vibrant orange infuses the room with energy and warmth, while statement pieces like a custom-designed sofa or a bespoke coffee table add a touch of artistic flair. Large windows flood the room with natural light, enhancing the cheerful atmosphere and illuminating the bespoke furniture's exquisite craftsmanship. Bold wallpaper is daring creating a dynamic and inviting ambiance that is totally delightful. This bold and bright new home interior embodies a sense of creativity and individuality, where bespoke furniture takes centre stage in a space that is as unique and captivating as the homeowner themselves.

We created a botanical-inspired scheme for this Victorian terrace living room updating the wall colour to Inchyra Blue on the walls and including a pop a colour in the lamp shades. We redesigned the floorplan to make the room practical and comfortable. Built-in storage in a complementary blue was introduced to keep the tv area tidy. We included two matching side tables in an aged bronze finish with a bevelled glass top and mirrored bottom shelves to maximise the light. We sourced and supplied the furniture and accessories including the Made to Measure Olive Green Sofa and soft furnishings.

Edwardian living room transformed into a statement room. A deep blue colour was used from skirting to ceiling to create a dramatic, cocooning feel. The bespoke fireplace adds to the modern period look.

Interior styling without incurring a huge spend and on a limited time frame; working from a holiday home audit for Fixer Management on how to improve profitability and occupancy at this two bedroom holiday let. Warren French dramatically improved the look and finish of this Victorian cottage by renewing all soft furnishings and installing artwork and accessories. With the property now showing multiple bookings since its update in 2022, this is an example of how important the interior design is of a holiday home.

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Interior Styling of a small end of terrace, mid century property

Abney & Cove were brought on board to re-think a largely under-used lower ground floor room. Given the family's love of reading and the room's separation from the hustle and bustle of the ground floor kitchen and dining area, a cosy library room was the perfect choice. A wall-to-wall bookcase provided ample storage space for their extensive collection - and with multiple comfy spots to curl up with a literary classic, the room has been reinvented as a place to escape, rather than a room to forget.

View of completed alcove shelving and cupboard installation after final decoration. Asynchronous design incorporates the use of backed and unbacked shelves to provide a contrast with the walls - Nick Butler

Clare Elise Interiors - Whole House Renovation to take the house out of the brown and beige 90s decor. We added personality with colour, texture and pattern. Photo Chris Snook

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Custom-made joinery and media wall designed and fitted by us for a family in Harpenden after moving into this new home. Looking to make the most of the large living room area they wanted a place to relax as well as storage for a large book collection. A media wall was built to house a beautiful electric fireplace finished with alcove units and floating shelves with LED lighting features. All done with solid American white oak and spray finished doors on soft close blum hinges.

Séjour avec un mur composé de niches, 2 grands canapés Casa Desus et table basse sur-mesure.

Duck-egg and pale blue living room scheme - a small duck-egg sofa (on view) with a larger sofa along the back wall (to the right of the shot) in a soft pale blue linen. This London townhouse benefits from beautiful original mouldings around the high ceilings, and a stunning marble fireplace surround. We put antique brass wall lights over the fireplace, and modernised the room a little by fitting sisal herringbone carpet; keeping it both fresh and a bit more casual. Styling the bookcases was such a part of decorating this room, as was choosing all the fun but soft fabrics; including all the cushions on that back sofa you can't see here! I love this little antique desk and chair in the desk space between the two high sash windows. We covered the desk chair's seat in a Romo linen (the same as one of the sofas) - in a pale dusty blue colour. The curtains are more duck-egg green in colour, and such a fun but soft pattern. The celadon gourd lamp ties it all together. I also love a bit of embroidery in my fabrics, which we get with that cushion you can see on the armchair.

A ROOM TO SAVOUR ▪️ ◽️This was one of those dream briefs, where trust, collaboration, and craftsmanship aligned beautifully. ◽️Working with our wonderful clients (and in collaboration with Häcker Kitchens for the cabinetry design), every element was thoughtfully customised, right down to the buttery Chesterfield you see in the final reveal. ◽️The result? A deeply personal, luxurious cigar lounge that exceeded expectations and feels as good as it looks.

Smart sitting room, with Neptune sofas and glass furniutre, oversized limestone fireplace, double curtains with a voile for privacy, with a colour palette of neutrals and washed grey / blues.