Absolute Project Management

Home Design & Renovation Professionals , Interior Designers
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Absolute Project Management
34 Reviews

Renovation of listed Georgian Terraced House, Islington - Michael

Design and project management of reconfiguration and updating of a listed building in this Islington Georgian terrace, improving the layout of the house and injecting beautiful colours and furnishings. Restoration of original mouldings and period features. New herringbone parquet wooden floor. Rothschild & Bickers lighting. A family bathroom with moroccan-style encaustic cement tiles. A welcoming living room with Farrow & Ball peignor grey-pink walls.
Project Year: 2018
Country: United Kingdom
Postcode: N1 0QY
The entryway to this house sets the tone for what is to come as you work your way through the property, with the colour being a beautiful muted pink, pairing perfectly with brass ironmongery.
Michael, Islington
Rich tones greet you as you enter the hallway, with the various shades of pink, teal and purple creating a strong warmth in the space, added to by the parquet flooring, while layered textiles in the bench cushion, fabric pendant and stair runner add a softness to the hallway.
Michael, Islington
The various reddish tones in the walls, pendant light, armchair and flooring make this a warm and welcoming lounge room, balanced out with the coolness of the blue sofas and bright yellow pops of the artwork and throw.
Michael, Islington
The detail of the fireplace mantle and wall mirror create a beautiful focal point in the lounge, with the more traditional elements of the rococo-style mirror, parquet flooring and antique entertainment unit combining perfectly with the more contemporary seating and wall art. The overall space is a...
Michael, Islington
The red tones of the walls and floors and blue of the sofa, vase and floor rug compliment each other perfectly, tied together by the same tones in the wall art.
Michael, Islington
The chevron pattern and pink trim of the carpet and runner add a sense of fun to the staircase, balanced out by the crisp black and white of the stairs, balustrade and balusters. The mauve walls add a sense of calm, keeping the area joyful without being overwhelming.
Michael, Islington
The use of reddy tones throughout the rest of the home are continued in the bathroom, with elements of fun seen in the other living areas felt once again in the feature floor tile. Greenery adds a touch of life to the space, breaking up the white, grey and red tones, and hanging beautifully from...
Michael, Islington
Various grey and white tones come together in the bathroom to create a calm space, broken up by the hydrangeas placed in the fireplace alcove, and feature glass pendant seen in the mirror reflection. Bespoke joinery is designed with maximum storage capacity in mind, along with space for a...
Michael, Islington
This bedroom is designed with the teenage occupant in mind, with blue and mustard yellow complimenting each other perfectly in muted tones that aren't overpowering.
Michael, Islington
A glass red feature lamp makes a beautiful bedside table lighting option, with the floral wallpaper in muted tones being the perfect backdrop behind it. Red tones in the timber, lamp, bedhead and wallpaper warm the space nicely, with muted tones preventing it from being overpowering.
Michael, Islington
The soft grey of the walls compliments the timber flooring and furniture perfectly, and works as a backdrop to some wonderful wall art. The tones in the space are calming and light, keeping this eating area bright, with warmth in the timber making it welcoming.
Michael, Islington
The mixed finishes in this kitchen come together beautifully, with the light neutral tones of the cabinetry, worktop and wall tiles balancing the boldness of the statement baroque-design roller blind. Traditional elements in the butler sink, blind pattern and cabinet style contrast perfectly with...
Michael, Islington