Hello!
So, I'm doing an extension on the back of my town house in a conservation area. Unlike the rest of the house (traditional/Victorian-esque), the newly-expanded sitting room (6 x 5-metres) to the rear will have large (2.5-metres high) bi-fold glass doors to the rear, oak parque flooring, glass/wood stair-well to the lower ground and a more modern feel to it, but without it being tacky or a fashion-victim! It'll be painted in Craig & Ross Braze Blue... it's by the sea! ;-)
The problem is that I have had to encase some serious pipe work and a small boiler within the room, as it is just not worth it to move it. On a plus side, this means there will be some unanticipated storage space. The new cupboard will be about 2-metres (L) x 40cm (D) x 2.5m (full ceiling H).
Does anyone have any recommendations on how to nail this look? Ideally I could save a few pennies here, but it feels like a bespoke build is going to be needed and it'd probably be wooden doors. Pure white (bespoke) wood cupboards, bespoke wood painted the same as the 'Braze Blue' walls... help/advice appreciated!
TIA
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