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Comments (2)Hi! What a great blank canvas you have to play with here. I think ultimately with the space you have, they way the bed and wardrobe is positioned is probably the best route for you. What I would do is try to think about what you could do with that chest of drawers - do you need the drawers for storage space, (could what currently you have in there go elsewhere?) or is it mainly for somewhere to place your TV? What I would suggest is thinking about a nice feature on the wall where your bed is - a lovely big headboard with colour and texture or some kind of wood panelling on that wall (classic style or something a bit more rustic). it also looks like you have space either side of the bed? Could you get some matching bedside tables that have a few drawers of storage to replace the chest of drawers? This will create some symmetry in the room, especially if you dress these with matching lamps, perhaps with 2 slimline mirrors behind them to reflect some light around the room. I would suggest getting a wall bracket to hang the TV against the same wall, with a shelve or two in that area. If budget permits, you could have a lovely slim-line unit built on that wall so you can still have the storage that you need below, and the TV can be neatly tucked in with a surround at the top. In terms of decoration I would use the black in the wardrobes to place pops of more black through-out the rest of the room (assuming you are keeping those?) - I'm thinking the blinds would be a great area to add a bit of structure and interest to the room, something like this but with a black coloured border? Once you have those basics you will be free to use some colour and textures to show off your personality a bit more :) Hope this helps, if you want to discuss further please drop me a message as I offer a low-cost complete design service to work within client's budgets. Thanks Danielle...See MoreAll the creature comforts you need in a new build home
Comments (0)We recently designed the interiors for a collection of luxury new build detached houses in Surrey. We incorporated not only lots pops of colour in our furniture selection, soft furnishings and original artworks but also our very glamorous bathroom designs too. Not forgetting texture is one of our key elements we have added different finishes to various parts of the houses featuring wood panelling and 3D tile designs. Take a look at our page to see more photos of our project. www.minnieandgrouse.com...See More
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7 years agoMost large luxury houses we see in the countryside will contain features such as a cinema/games room, a gym, or even a bar. Just to give you an idea of some of the things we have done for clients in similar situations;
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7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoHi Alimdunk.
We may be a little biased but we'd definitely suggest you put a lot of focus on creating a luxury kitchen at the heart of your home. We work on lots of new-build projects and more often than not the kitchen becomes the main socialising space above the living room! If open plan living is to your taste then perhaps a large open plan space that flows from kitchen to dining to living area, all with bi-fold doors that open onto the garden and presumably beautiful country views? Also, a couple of people above suggest a utility room, this is definitely a good idea. Hiding away the washing machine/ tumble dryer etc will make your kitchen space much more attractive and keep the mess and clutter of washing etc. elsewhere. Perhaps you could even have a utility/ boot room - perfect for kicking off the wellies after a countryside walk.
We've put some pictures below of some our projects that might help inspire you with your project.
Whatever you choose for your new home - best of luck with it all!
Kindest regards, Davonport.
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