The ground floor rooms to this 1960s “Kent Colt House” were totally refurbished. The open plan reception rooms were configured as an L Shape, and it was BR-ID’s challenge to ensure that the rooms flowed together to ensure all areas of the space were utilised.
The client, a keen palaeontologist, requested that cabinets were designed to house his incredible collection. BR-ID designed a beautiful steel and glass cabinet, which was lit internally and complemented the new marble log burner fireplace. The beautiful original pine timber work was stripped back and left in its natural state.
Bespoke joinery was designed for the client’s objets, the Parker Knoll chair as featured was a piece from the client’s grandparents, refurbished in mohair fabric and leather piping by our expert upholsterers. The beautiful Porta Romana wall lights compliment the period atmosphere of the house.
The garden is an important feature of this house, and the introduction of a Minotti L Shaped sofa ensured that the client had sufficient seating whilst also leaving the picture windows free of any furniture.
The bespoke joinery was designed to house the AV, TV and existing radiator position, this leads through a full height opening into the dining area.
The beautiful timber veneered feature wall from Altfield, gives a warm, restful feel to the living room and complements the original pine beams.
The Rubelli feature curtains and window seat cushions to the dining room offer an amazing backdrop to the evening dining experience.
The beautiful garden/dining room was refurbished and joinery was designed to house the bar and dining crockery. The Rothschild and Bickers mineral pendant light fittings reflect the client’s love of stones and fossils.
The joinery detail of the cutlery drawers was a consideration along with the marble top which could allow for hot dishes etc when dining.
The original staircase was refurbished and the introduction of the Porta Romana mirror and jewel like light fittings enhanced the light levels and creates a special area in the stairwell.
The ground floor rooms to this 1960s “Kent Colt House” were totally refurbished. The open plan reception rooms were configured as an L Shape, and it was BR-ID’s challenge to ensure that the rooms flowed together to ensure all areas of the space were utilised.
The client, a keen palaeontologist, requested that cabinets were designed to house his incredible collection. BR-ID designed a beautiful steel and glass cabinet, which was lit internally and complemented the new marble log burner fireplace. The beautiful original pine timber work was stripped back and left in its natural state.
Bespoke joinery was designed for the client’s objets, the Parker Knoll chair as featured was a piece from the client’s grandparents, refurbished in mohair fabric and leather piping by our expert upholsterers. The beautiful Porta Romana wall lights compliment the period atmosphere of the house.
The garden is an important feature of this house, and the introduction of a Minotti L Shaped sofa ensured that the client had sufficient seating whilst also leaving the picture windows free of any furniture.
The bespoke joinery was designed to house the AV, TV and existing radiator position, this leads through a full height opening into the dining area.
The beautiful timber veneered feature wall from Altfield, gives a warm, restful feel to the living room and complements the original pine beams.
The Rubelli feature curtains and window seat cushions to the dining room offer an amazing backdrop to the evening dining experience.
The beautiful garden/dining room was refurbished and joinery was designed to house the bar and dining crockery. The Rothschild and Bickers mineral pendant light fittings reflect the client’s love of stones and fossils.
The joinery detail of the cutlery drawers was a consideration along with the marble top which could allow for hot dishes etc when dining.
The original staircase was refurbished and the introduction of the Porta Romana mirror and jewel like light fittings enhanced the light levels and creates a special area in the stairwell.