Spaces with
something more.

The starting pointAn empty room with the potential to become somewhere the whole family could spend time together. The brief was to make it welcoming and useful, with storage for the children’s toys.

The designPebble grey shaker-style units frame a slatted TV feature, with warm wood tones connecting the worktop, surround and desk. Tall cupboards and low-level cabinets give everyday belongings a home.

The resultA comfortable family space with room to relax, play and get organised. Toys can be tucked away at the end of the day, leaving a calm room for everyone to enjoy.

The starting pointJoyce and Ewan were fed up with clutter taking over their living room. They wanted somewhere organised, welcoming and cosy to settle down at the end of the day.

The designFloating fitted cupboards give everyday belongings a place out of sight. Rustic oak shelves are the standout feature, with warm lighting picking out their character against the slatted panels.

The resultA living room that feels calmer and warmer, with practical storage below and space above for photographs and favourite objects. A personal, cosy space to enjoy together.

The briefThe customer wanted to keep their existing television and supplied their own wall unit for us to fit. The surrounding feature needed to bring these pieces into one considered design.

The designA dark tiled centre creates texture behind the screen, framed by vertical wall panels. Rustic shelves with lighting add warmth and a place to display favourite photographs.

The resultA distinctive media wall with the customer’s own pieces at its heart. The fitted wall unit, textured surfaces and illuminated shelving work together as one feature.