We were appointed by the clients to create the interiors of their family home by the seaside. Every room should have had its own character, almost like a story telling about the members and tastes of the family.

Greens, light sand and stone colours with black accents were the favourites of the clients. We took this as the basis of the colours but extended the palette and utilised other complimentary accent colours.

One of our favourite spaces to design was the little one’s room AKA “The green room.” As its name suggest, it is all about green, green walls, green joinery and green ceilings, interspersed with lovely punches of black and yellow elements. The resulting space was a calming haven for him to escape to. The family were keen to include a play area as well as nice space for reading so we added a Montessori slide and a comfy chair for readings before bed; both are bit hits.

The living room was all about going grand. We reintroduced coving to bring back the Victorian memories that had been erased over time. The colour was another shade of green, stronger and bolder comparatively to the little one’s room. We mixed this with a stone colour on ceilings and woodwork to allows the allow for a breath of freshness from the wall colours. The Furniture was a mix of muted colours along with some contrasting textures.

The elegant guest rooms were both same layout for continuity, but different finishes allowed for each to have its own personality. Whilst one was beige and black the other one was aquamarine and gold. Both rooms were elevated with contrasting feature panelling.

We were pleased to see that although each room had its own style, everything read as one consistent scheme.