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A dramatic yet restful monochromatic space.

This large guest bedroom had wasted space which frustrated the owners. The designer suggested incorporating a new ensuite to enhance privacy when visitors came, plus a separate walk in dressing room and airing cupboard to maximise on storage.

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Designed to emulate the sun, sea and sky this coastal bedroom and ensuite is abundant in restful luxury, but surprisingly bright when the shutters and blackout blinds are open.

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The pieces de resistance are the modern, dimmable crystal chandeliers, which ooze class in abundance.

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From office / music room to restful guests' bedroom: the complete overhaul of this room left a fresh palette for a welcoming space.

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A subdivided long lounge was made more inviting by including lighter toned furniture and opening up the scheme.

The owners of this home only visited periodically, so it had become a pied a terre until their daughter took up permanent residence. This room is an immense, bright space with high ceilings and is flooded with light courtesy of 4 large sash windows overlooking the sea, but it had grown tired since installed by the developer...

Having downsized from a large Corbridge property the owners of this house could not agree on décor or which furniture to retain. I had a mixed brief of a cozy cottage feel for their living areas, while also retaining a sense of the wow factor. These two adjoining rooms had immense potential, but were stuck with a bad layout and flow configuration.

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A bespoke framed kitchen is given cutting edge twists through colour, accessories and excting new products like Formica's Truescale surfaces in Calcutta Marble.

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With Asian tones and lights which add depth this restful room is a zen and harmonious sanctuary.

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Modern, angular mixer taps with geometric shaped furnishings and weaved hexagonal wallpaper give this room a punch.

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The master bedroom in this Victorian mansion oozes class, and knocking back features through the application of colour was applied to great success.

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This glorious ensuite echoes aspects of the master bedroom, but with lighter tones on the panelling to work with the easterly aspect. 

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This kitchen in Corbridge was quadrupled in size, leaving the new space bathed in light and optimism.

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Décor befitting a classic country house was combined with clever lighting and deep colours.  Texture was added by reupholstering and upcycling furniture to great effect.

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Old wine boxes were upcycled for storage in this boot room and painted in the same Farrow and Ball's colours. Reclaimed school hooks add a sense of history.

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A nautical theme was applied with sailing gear and inspirational quotes about the oceans. Show me a boy who doesn't like stories of sailors, the seven seas and pirates!

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This café has been in the family for some time, and with a younger generation now taking control of the reins emerged a desire to update and upgrade its broader appeal to consumers.

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An entrance should be welcoming as it sets the tone for the rest of a home, Statement artwork and a big mirror for people to check themselves in are always of benefit.

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The pale palette of this dining room is given depth and texture with a marble fireplace, metallic artwork, mirrors and statement dark wood furniture. 

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Hand made curtains, a bedspread and a bespoke upholstered headboard accented with velvet and satins in various shades of pink give texture to this bedroom.