Creating light spaces
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Comments (19)The fireplace is looking great. It looks like a fun project. I work from home too and it can be sometimes a bit much, not being able to break away from the work. I like surrounding myself with things that inspire my work rather than the work itself. Although, that niche you've got is screaming for a built-in bookshelf. But instead of using it as storage for workstuff, you could fill it with things you love instead. It would add texture and colour to the space. You could also consider having it in wood, to bring in the wood texture your wanted on the floor. I really like the colour palette you've chosen. I have a grey carpet myself. It would be easy to add a pop of blue on your chairs. If you are worried about the desk chair, there are products with castors for carpets. Another thought, is perhaps the desk can be pulled away from the wall, so it fills the room. It can act as your desk, as well as a meeting space or a family space in the evening. It also won't feel like you are facing a wall all day long....See MoreBeautiful lighting creates a beautiful space. What else?
Comments (2)Texture brings warmth and takes away that laboratory office look. Wood, stone, marble, glass and silks, linen, cotton. Even some synthetics like perspex....See MoreKitchen rework to create living space
Comments (4)I would extend the worktop from the sink area to create a U shape with maybe a 'lollipop' end for seating. You may need to move the sink over to the left a little to make enough space and this will also give you a good deal of worktop prep area. Hope this helps and if you need more ideas and drawings, please contact me through my bio....See MoreReduce living room space and create hallway?
Comments (16)HU…..1st suggestion has some really good points. It allows circulation through all rooms, allows for closing off the dining zone with sliders, by improving the under stair storage you can get a cupboard, coat and shoe storage in to the lower areas and keep an entry so you are not entering straight into the living area. I think it might just get you the best bang for your buck with minimal disruption....See MoreE D
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