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Abney and Cove LimitedAbney & Cove were brought on board to re-think a largely under-used lower ground floor room. Given the family's love of reading and the room's separation from the hustle and bustle of the ground floor kitchen and dining area, a cosy library room was the perfect choice. A wall-to-wall bookcase provided ample storage space for their extensive collection - and with multiple comfy spots to curl up with a literary classic, the room has been reinvented as a place to escape, rather than a room to forget.
Julie Ball Designed InteriorsThis wonderful family were taking on a 6 bedroom home with every room needing a complete renovation... and had some lovely ideas, they loved to visit period homes and asked for a secret door which we included in a panelled wall to divide the lounge from the dining room, and this panelling continued throughout... we connected the rooms with a touch of Provençal French charm, as they love to spend summers there. Our team of installers totally loved being part of this transformation
Unity Development GroupInspiration for a large traditional formal enclosed living room in Other with blue walls, carpet, a wood stove, a plaster fireplace surround, a wall-mounted tv, beige floor, timber and panelled walls.
Julie Ball Designed InteriorsThis wonderful family were taking on a 6 bedroom home with every room needing a complete renovation... and had some lovely ideas, they loved to visit period homes and asked for a secret door which we included in a panelled wall to divide the lounge from the dining room, and this panelling continued throughout... we connected the rooms with a touch of Provençal French charm, as they love to spend summers there. Our team of installers totally loved being part of this transformation
Julie Ball Designed InteriorsThis wonderful family were taking on a 6 bedroom home with every room needing a complete renovation... and had some lovely ideas, they loved to visit period homes and asked for a secret door which we included in a panelled wall to divide the lounge from the dining room, and this panelling continued throughout... we connected the rooms with a touch of Provençal French charm, as they love to spend summers there. Our team of installers totally loved being part of this transformation
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