A grade II listed farmhouse underwent a major refurbishment and was extended to provide a beautiful country retreat for our client’s family. The sensitivity of the planning and listed building constraints were a major concern whilst adapting the house to the twenty-first century.
The ochre ‘Eternal Dreamer’ sofa is covered in De La Cuona linen this provides the centre piece for this informal sitting room. The existing swivel easy chairs were recovered in silk velvet centering the room around a traditional stone fireplace.
The bespoke kitchen cabinetry is set within the centre of the house plan. This provides an informal island eating area and a back drop to the snug. The dramatic smokey blue colour with white oak and honed granite worktops gives warmth to this area.
The bespoke kitchen is established in the heart of the house plan around a honed granite and oak topped island unit. The space benefits from being the meeting point of several rooms making it a busy, practical and aesthetically pleasing focal point.
The rear entrance to the house was enhanced with a beautiful bespoke painted steel and timber screen. This provides views through to the kitchen and creates the pantry enclosure. The intricacy of the glass cabinet on sections of the screen give the client an opportunity to display their ceramic and glass collection.
A large area of the barn was redesigned as a TV/music room. The design includes a bespoke mixing desk and storage for the Client’s extensive vinyl and CD collection. The over-sized B & B Italia ‘Frank’ sofa dictates total relaxation in the room and establishes a cool palette of tonal colours which are followed through to the beautiful silk ‘Spotlight’ rug from The Rug Company .
Set between the kitchen and the garden this old ‘corridor space’ was transformed into a cosy relaxed area. The introduction of a minimal gas corner fireplace and bold colours work well with one of BR-ID’s Moroccan ‘finds’ from the souks of Marrakech.
The ensuite bathroom centre piece is a feature stand alone bath with large walk in shower making a generous, relaxed spa-like space.
Bespoke wardrobes and drawers create plenty of storage all set around a beautiful bespoke Vivienne Westwood silk runner from The Rug Company enhancing the colour tones of the master suite.
The Moroccan encaustic tiling in aquatic colours were selected at the factory near Marrakech. They work beautifully with the unusual Bouroullec basin and vanity giving the bathroom a designed, but fun feel.
The scene is set by the unique ‘Creeping Ivy + Currency’ wallpaper by Justine Smith and a strong colour palette of turquoise and copper. Bespoke etched copper glass and mirror provide a splash back to the WC and Fired Earth wash bowl.
A Marimekko bold print sets the scene for this fun packed bedroom which facilitates all the interests of a young teenage girl.
A grade II listed farmhouse underwent a major refurbishment and was extended to provide a beautiful country retreat for our client’s family. The sensitivity of the planning and listed building constraints were a major concern whilst adapting the house to the twenty-first century.
The ochre ‘Eternal Dreamer’ sofa is covered in De La Cuona linen this provides the centre piece for this informal sitting room. The existing swivel easy chairs were recovered in silk velvet centering the room around a traditional stone fireplace.
The bespoke kitchen cabinetry is set within the centre of the house plan. This provides an informal island eating area and a back drop to the snug. The dramatic smokey blue colour with white oak and honed granite worktops gives warmth to this area.
The bespoke kitchen is established in the heart of the house plan around a honed granite and oak topped island unit. The space benefits from being the meeting point of several rooms making it a busy, practical and aesthetically pleasing focal point.
The rear entrance to the house was enhanced with a beautiful bespoke painted steel and timber screen. This provides views through to the kitchen and creates the pantry enclosure. The intricacy of the glass cabinet on sections of the screen give the client an opportunity to display their ceramic and glass collection.
A large area of the barn was redesigned as a TV/music room. The design includes a bespoke mixing desk and storage for the Client’s extensive vinyl and CD collection. The over-sized B & B Italia ‘Frank’ sofa dictates total relaxation in the room and establishes a cool palette of tonal colours which are followed through to the beautiful silk ‘Spotlight’ rug from The Rug Company .
Set between the kitchen and the garden this old ‘corridor space’ was transformed into a cosy relaxed area. The introduction of a minimal gas corner fireplace and bold colours work well with one of BR-ID’s Moroccan ‘finds’ from the souks of Marrakech.
The ensuite bathroom centre piece is a feature stand alone bath with large walk in shower making a generous, relaxed spa-like space.
Bespoke wardrobes and drawers create plenty of storage all set around a beautiful bespoke Vivienne Westwood silk runner from The Rug Company enhancing the colour tones of the master suite.
The Moroccan encaustic tiling in aquatic colours were selected at the factory near Marrakech. They work beautifully with the unusual Bouroullec basin and vanity giving the bathroom a designed, but fun feel.
The scene is set by the unique ‘Creeping Ivy + Currency’ wallpaper by Justine Smith and a strong colour palette of turquoise and copper. Bespoke etched copper glass and mirror provide a splash back to the WC and Fired Earth wash bowl.
A Marimekko bold print sets the scene for this fun packed bedroom which facilitates all the interests of a young teenage girl.