interior design
Home Design
With Steve Bloom, founder of Space fitting furniture.
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e were commissioned to re design the complete interior of this house.
Continuity was key to bring all areas of the house together. Te games room, however needed to feel different, fun and quirky, whilst providing comfort and practicality. Entering this games room from the clean contemporary atmosphere from the rest of the home, required changing it from a dreary, boring room, to an exciting environment, for hosting parties and watching movies. Te proportion and balance of the key areas was influential in redefining this room to accommodate interaction throughout, creating a natural flow for socialising.
Te bar area was designed with a contemporary industrial feel. A dramatic feature brick wall used within the bar area and also incorporated the wood burner, and wood storage wall, thus harmonising the room aesthetic. Dark units by Rational, were used to house a fridge, freezer, dishwasher and storage, required for the bar. Industrial Dekton trillium worktops, black sink and taps with contrasting copper, all brought the atmosphere together. Scaffolding planks were stained and cleverly used to create shelving and a base for the pendant lights, adding to the rustic, contemporary, industrial ambience. Te addition of Movie art and lighting features, and blacked out curtains,
enhances the milieu. Tis room leads directly onto an outdoor seating and entertaining area with swimming pool, so a bathroom was essential within this zone. Te design also had to include a sauna, shower and storage. Te design exceeded the client’s expectations. rior of this house.
“ I CAN STRONGLY RECOMMEND SPACE FITTING FURNITURE, THE DESIGN AND SPACE INNOVA-
TION THEY SHOWED MY PROPERTY WAS FANTASTIC”
24/ PROPERTYMAIL
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