69 Billeder af orange, trætonet lukket dagligstue med mellemfarvet parketgulv

David Justen

Kopal Jaitly

Emmanuelle Lachenait

The substantial extension on this detached house features these striking art deco style steel French doors. Unlike traditional sliding or bi-fold doors these specialist doors create a cosy feeling within the room whilst allowing a clear view of the garden. Internally the steel beams were dropped below the ceiling to complement the lines of the doors and enhance the structural elements of the room. The parquet flooring added a wonderful contrast of texture and warmth to this large bright space.

We were asked to put together designs for this beautiful Georgian mill, our client specifically asked for help with bold colour schemes and quirky accessories to style the space. We provided most of the furniture fixtures and fittings and designed the panelling and lighting elements.

For this house renovation in Sussex the owners wanted to create a simple timeless and elegant interior. With a palette of muted tones and the utilisation of a small number of key furniture pieces the interior is luxurious yet understated. The use of wider herringbone brings an up-to-date version of a classic floor. Prime oak engineered herringbone block in larger format was used throughout the open living space. The blocks were installed and finished in situ.

Armin Seltz

Photo by Belinda Neasham Sitting room in newly built extension. A raised cast concrete hearth with a multi-fuel stove provides log storage. A brick feature was built to add a focal point. French doors lead directly onto terrace and rear garden.

Dried Chinese Lanterns with their bright orange colour, provide the contrast to the blue of the wall and the green of the Chinese urns. The slim iron frame of this leather directors chair takes up little visual space in the room

Coastal living space with natural blends of colours and textures pulled together with pops of gold and deep blue accents.