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No ChintzThe master bedroom is the darkest room in the house, so we needed to be aware of lighting and thoughtful about colour choices. The colours in this project are warm, rich, and beautiful.
The curtains were Chrissie's idea— rich velvet in warm, beautiful colours. The detail of the white stitching on the bedspread picks up on the hand details of white stitching through the drapes - it's a lovely connection.
The bedspread was a long time in the making. It's a very lovely, quilted piece and it's reversible, — on the underside is a Walter G fabric, and on the top a more luxurious fabric which is beautiful. Chrissie made it work with the existing bed head, which she didn't design but engaged with thoughtfully.
No ChintzIn the master bedroom at Cremorne House, unlined sheer curtains add softness alongside the existing shutters, which do all the heavy lifting when it comes to light control. The detail that makes them truly special is the 2cm bound edge in contrast linen along the leading, base and outside edges, a small touch that gives the whole window real elegance.
No ChintzIn the master bedroom at Cremorne House, unlined sheer curtains add softness alongside the existing shutters, which do all the heavy lifting when it comes to light control. The detail that makes them truly special is the 2cm bound edge in contrast linen along the leading, base and outside edges, a small touch that gives the whole window real elegance.
Sam Hood InteriorsWhen we got the call from the owner of the ‘Essex New Build’, it was clear the client and her husband had very differing ideas of how the house should look.
One of them favoured bold, vibrant colours whilst the other was keener to keep to a more neutral, calmer pallet.
On our initial visit, the property was still at ‘breeze block’ stage so we were able to have input at each stage of the development, from kitchen style right down to tile direction, bathroom fittings and even grout colour.
Working together, and liaising with builders, decorators, and site managers we went on to complete a stunning finish to more than satisfy both of the client’s tastes.
No ChintzThe master bedroom is the darkest room in the house, so we needed to be aware of lighting and thoughtful about colour choices. The colours in this project are warm, rich, and beautiful.
The curtains were Chrissie's idea— rich velvet in warm, beautiful colours. The detail of the white stitching on the bedspread picks up on the hand details of white stitching through the drapes - it's a lovely connection.
The bedspread was a long time in the making. It's a very lovely, quilted piece and it's reversible, — on the underside is a Walter G fabric, and on the top a more luxurious fabric which is beautiful. Chrissie made it work with the existing bed head, which she didn't design but engaged with thoughtfully.
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