3.167 Billeder af violet, beige dagligstue med lyst trægulv og krydsfinér gulv

Jayson Branch, Castrads Ltd

In diesem Ambiente kann man sich wohlfühlen. Architektur in weiss mit Holzpaneel-Akzenten. Strandhäuser erlauben Vielfalt mit nur zwei Farbwelten. André Becker • Photography • www.custompix.de

Chris Snook

The Living room is in a petrol blue and grey colour scheme. The bespoke sofa was built in and over 5 meters long. The bespoke joinery had a polished plaster finish surrounding. . . . Hemming (photography) : Form Studio (Architecture)

The living room was tired and gloomy, sue to the shady aspect of the street. The client wanted the space to have a mid-century feel to it and have less of the children's stuff visible so that the room could feel more sophisticated and relaxing. We made alterations to the fireplace, to simplify the opening around the wood burning stove. We stripped the wallpaper and re-skimmed the walls, removed the old carpet and sanded the original one floorboards, bringing them back to their former glory. We then worked closely with the client to incorporate his vintage mid-century furniture into the room, whilst ensuring the space still complemented the Victorian features of the room. By painting the walls a soft cream, we have brightened up the room, and changing the layout of the space allows the room to feel more open and welcoming. Storage for children's toys was relocated into the kitchen, allowing the living room space to be kept tidier. The mid-century sideboard acts as a TV unit, whilst providing ample storage.

Décoration d'un appartement parisien avec notre parquet Haussmann en chêne massif, motif Point de Hongrie.

Unique Home Stays

Peter Landers Photography

Fotografías de Felipe Scheffel Bell

Michael Crockett Photography

Overview A new build house on the site of a tired bungalow. The Brief Create a brand new house with mid-century modern design cues. 5 bedrooms including 2-3 en-suites and a range of circulation and living spaces to inspire. Our Solution The moment we met this client we wanted to work with them and we continue to do so today. A space creator and visionary designer himself, we knew we’d have to come up with some new ideas and explore all options on a narrow site. Light was an issue, the deep plan needed a way of pulling in light and giving a sense of height to the main circulation spaces. We achieved this by notching out the centre of one side of the plan, adding mezzanine decks off the stairwell and working in the bedrooms over 3 floors. The glamour of this scheme is in the combination of all of the living space – not in large rooms. We investigated several colour pallets and materials boards before settling on the warmer and handmade aesthetic. We love this scheme and the furnishing completed by the client…

photography by Tom Fergusson, sculpture by Camie Lyons