This hallway was designed for impact. Dark chocolate walls and floating mirrored ceiling draw attention to the jungle wallpaper.
A peak into the study or should I say inner sanctum?
To create shelves with such large spans that can also accommodate heavy books required a feat of joinery engineering.
It’s hard to make a multi-purpose room look good, especially both day and night. However we have achieved this with careful placing of pattern, colour and lighting.
It’s only paint! But with a little help from some masking tape the bland wall has become a major feature of the room.
Despite the scheme being quite futuristic we managed to include this 19th century French chair which has been upholstered irreverently in a patchwork of velvet. Behind is a mysteriously deep blue mirror.
The angular scheme continues through to the geometric table base and the chandelier hanging above it.
A bed that hovers and an over scaled headboard. What else would you put in a bachelor’s apartment!
All we did was add the wallpaper but it has turned what was a boring developer bathroom into something more interesting.
This hallway was designed for impact. Dark chocolate walls and floating mirrored ceiling draw attention to the jungle wallpaper.
A peak into the study or should I say inner sanctum?
To create shelves with such large spans that can also accommodate heavy books required a feat of joinery engineering.
It’s hard to make a multi-purpose room look good, especially both day and night. However we have achieved this with careful placing of pattern, colour and lighting.
It’s only paint! But with a little help from some masking tape the bland wall has become a major feature of the room.
Despite the scheme being quite futuristic we managed to include this 19th century French chair which has been upholstered irreverently in a patchwork of velvet. Behind is a mysteriously deep blue mirror.
The angular scheme continues through to the geometric table base and the chandelier hanging above it.
A bed that hovers and an over scaled headboard. What else would you put in a bachelor’s apartment!
All we did was add the wallpaper but it has turned what was a boring developer bathroom into something more interesting.
