Wall Art
A dining table tucks neatly into the new glazed extension, offering a sunny spot for meals and conversation, with views out into the courtyard garden. “It’s a small extension, so we really had to make the most of the space,” explains Webster. The artwork over the table brings character to the newly added space.Pendant lights, The Conran Shop
Choose texture over colourIf your room is mostly neutral with smooth, streamlined surfaces, adding natural texture will make it feel warmer, more welcoming and more interesting. Greys of all tones are on-trend shades for walls and look wonderful combined with wood and basketwork. For best effect, choose mostly patterned, chunky designs mixed with the odd plain basketwork plate for relief.
Fly highHard-working spaces, such as utility rooms, can benefit from a touch of prettiness, and with the walls often filled up by appliances and cabinetry, the ceiling can be the venue to introduce it. A bird motif in this room keeps things bright and breezy – a mood that’s just right for a laundry room, after all – and repeats the refreshing aquamarine of the units.10 fresh design ideas for utility rooms
The main bedroom features dark walls to help create a sumptuous look. It’s a big room, so can handle the indigo colour. However, leaving the bit between the coving and picture rail white prevents the room from looking too dark.Walls painted in Tempest, Fired Earth.
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