The refurbishment of this Arts and Crafts property achieved planning permission from Camden Council and the Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust. Minor alterations were carried out internally to rationalise particular spaces. The client brief was to create a beautiful home incorporating new furniture and their art work collection.
The living room room was designed to be a calm relaxing space in which to hang the client’s art works.
The B & B Italia sofa and contemporary furniture items contrast with the original oak parquet floor which was fully refurbished.
A large bay window fills the living room with light. A window seat was introduced for storage and also provides a connection to the rear garden.
The simplicity of the dining room space is enhanced with the beautiful Ochre chandelier. The warmth of the walnut dining furniture adds to the ambiance of the room.
The kitchen cupboards were refurbished and a new unit connecting the kitchen to the dining room was designed. This incorporated the fridge, pantry and a plate dresser. Cupboard space was maximised to create a useful and visually attractive junction between the two rooms.
The original Arts & Crafts stair was re-furbished and an aubergine coloured Roger Oates runner was added which runs up through the whole house connecting the three floor
The master bedroom required storage for clothes and a statement piece of joinery to give this previously anonymous room a luxurious sleeping environment. American black walnut was chosen to create a suitable warmth and atmosphere in the form of the head board/ bedside joinery and dresser.
The detailing of the bedside joinery was important to ensure complete relaxation within the bedroom.
The master shower suite incorporates a palette of porcelain tiles and coloured glass in subtle tones.
The bathroom was refurbished with porcelain tiles and silver acid etched glass to lift this room from being an old well used bathroom.
A TV room adjoins one of the children’s bedrooms in the roof space of the house. Useful joinery and bold colour choices create a fun area for the boys and their friends.
Bedside shelf detail with additional joinery showing the hidden storage adjacent to the boy’s beds.
The refurbishment of this Arts and Crafts property achieved planning permission from Camden Council and the Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust. Minor alterations were carried out internally to rationalise particular spaces. The client brief was to create a beautiful home incorporating new furniture and their art work collection.
The living room room was designed to be a calm relaxing space in which to hang the client’s art works.
The B & B Italia sofa and contemporary furniture items contrast with the original oak parquet floor which was fully refurbished.
A large bay window fills the living room with light. A window seat was introduced for storage and also provides a connection to the rear garden.
The simplicity of the dining room space is enhanced with the beautiful Ochre chandelier. The warmth of the walnut dining furniture adds to the ambiance of the room.
The kitchen cupboards were refurbished and a new unit connecting the kitchen to the dining room was designed. This incorporated the fridge, pantry and a plate dresser. Cupboard space was maximised to create a useful and visually attractive junction between the two rooms.
The original Arts & Crafts stair was re-furbished and an aubergine coloured Roger Oates runner was added which runs up through the whole house connecting the three floor
The master bedroom required storage for clothes and a statement piece of joinery to give this previously anonymous room a luxurious sleeping environment. American black walnut was chosen to create a suitable warmth and atmosphere in the form of the head board/ bedside joinery and dresser.
The detailing of the bedside joinery was important to ensure complete relaxation within the bedroom.
The master shower suite incorporates a palette of porcelain tiles and coloured glass in subtle tones.
The bathroom was refurbished with porcelain tiles and silver acid etched glass to lift this room from being an old well used bathroom.
A TV room adjoins one of the children’s bedrooms in the roof space of the house. Useful joinery and bold colour choices create a fun area for the boys and their friends.
Bedside shelf detail with additional joinery showing the hidden storage adjacent to the boy’s beds.