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Farrow & BallLiving room painted in Strong White Estate Emulsion (walls) & Cornforth White Estate Eggshell (fire place)
Stonehouse + Irons ArchitectureGrooved lining boards run vertically to provide contemporary treatment of traditional material. Fire unit, television and drinks cabinet are housed collectively in timber unit with valuable storage below Photo Nikole Ramsay
Sean Symington DesignAn existing client of mine approached me to design a small lake house cottage in Port Perry, Canada. The idea was to work with as much existing furniture as possible, while still creating a fresh concept for the space. The home itself was renovated and needed a nod to its turn of the century heritage. We wanted something layered and cosy, while still maintaining a traditional and cottage feel, honouring the interior architecture. The natural linens, pale blue kitchen and brass accents create a warm and inviting weekend retreat in the country.
I D Smith Construction Services LtdThis stunning log burner set into the recessed fireplace is an asset to this spacious living area.
Stonehouse + Irons ArchitectureFull hight timber shelves frame books and collections against the white walls, and frame the view to the garden beyond. Photo Nikole Ramsay
I D Smith Construction Services LtdThis huge beautiful eco-slide sash window enables ample light to fulfil this gorgeous living area.
Sean Symington DesignAn existing client of mine approached me to design a small lake house cottage in Port Perry, Canada. The idea was to work with as much existing furniture as possible, while still creating a fresh concept for the space. The home itself was renovated and needed a nod to its turn of the century heritage. We wanted something layered and cosy, while still maintaining a traditional and cottage feel, honouring the interior architecture. The natural linens, pale blue kitchen and brass accents create a warm and inviting weekend retreat in the country.
Sean Symington DesignAn existing client of mine approached me to design a small lake house cottage in Port Perry, Canada. The idea was to work with as much existing furniture as possible, while still creating a fresh concept for the space. The home itself was renovated and needed a nod to its turn of the century heritage. We wanted something layered and cosy, while still maintaining a traditional and cottage feel, honouring the interior architecture. The natural linens, pale blue kitchen and brass accents create a warm and inviting weekend retreat in the country.
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