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The cosy relaxed lounge is perfect for curling up and reading a book. The oak antique furniture adds character, with sports memorabilia creating a talking point.

Inredning av ett lantligt vardagsrum

In Winter the sun extends all the way to the back wall to warm the house continuously and for free. Over Summer the sun is excluded from the house by eaves - keeping the rooms at a much cooler temperature than the outside air. The house features a heater and an air conditioner although the clients say that they do not have to use them anywhere near as often as their old house required. The air conditioner is especially hardly used and simply a luxury that the solar panels allow for free.

Gidea Park, Essex 1930s Loft Conversion Bungalow built on land which used to be Hare Hall army camp used in WWI. Split over 2 levels, the property boasts striking original features throughout. An essential part of this design was to ensure that it is as functional as it is beautiful. We sourced the furniture and accessories to reflect the beauty and character of the house as well as our client. Both diversity and practicality needed to be at the forefront. We wanted to create a home that exudes a timeless appeal, whilst ensuring all pieces are as relevant today, as they will be in the future. Trends come and go and what we always say to our clients is that something you add to your home should become an inherent and much-loved part of it, rather than just a discardable fashion piece. Adding a unique and eclectic collection of decorative accessories, inspired from discoveries around the globe, was an integral part of the whole process. By incorporating the relevant layers, textures and tones, we were able to guarantee visual interest to the finished design.

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