the property lacked kerb appeal, paintwork needed attention, gravel refreshing & fences repainting

border looked tired & dated, in need of de-weeding

space difficult to visualise how it could be used

awkward shaped living space

hard to gauge scale of room and whether it would fit a double bed

the space felt small & dark with minimal storage. Floor space was also taken up as a result

area was being used to store old boxes & clutter suggesting a lack of storage space & making the space crowded & dark

cat tray, scratching block & clutter wasted valuable light & space

the space was dark with restricted natural light and bold patterned wall paper on the main wall, the rest were varying shades of green

the corner felt dark and had a lack of purpose other than the entrance to a cupboard under the stairs

3D imaging shows the virtual living room design and layout with selected furniture and accessories in place

the mood board shows how the suggested colours and styles work together for the living room design

the living room scale floor plan makes planning the space and the proposed layout easy to understand and changes can be easily implemented

the existing dining space felt cramped & slightly dark

the living space was compact but nice & bright

before open planning it felt small & cramped

new front door, paintwork & gravel refreshed, plants added, broken step removed

borders replanted, wood work refreshed

Dining and relaxing zones created dressed with plants and lifestyle accessores

colour and interest added to the space with lifestyle accessories, plants and furniture

dressing the space with a double bed demonstrates how the room can be used

storage baskets on floating shelves provide much needed storage & add a feeling of height to the space

storage enabled the surfaces to be cleared of clutter achieving a calm spa like quality to the room

a new seating space with work top creates an additional, practical zone that makes good use the space. The kitchen feels bigger & brighter

space was opened up, litter tray, scratching block & storage boxes removed. Shelf with plants & additional lighting help to add interest & light

cat tray, scratching block & clutter wasted valuable light & space

walls painted white, window dressings changed, LED low energy bright bulbs added & floor lamps creating a lighter, brighter space

neutral, white & cream furniture helps to reflect the light, with added rustic wood accents & plants to add texture & colour

3D imaging shows the virtual snug / relaxing area design & layout dressed with selected furniture & accessories reflected in the mood board

the 2D image shows how the corner works in relation to the dining area

the snug / dining scale floor plan shows how the furniture works in the available space, still allowing for space to use the kitchen units on the left (open plan kitchen area leads into the dining /snug space)

the client wanted a light, bright space with wood accents, panelling & plants

the kitchen needed to be functional & compact with lots of storage

the scale floor plan helped to visualise how the space would work

the client wanted to include dark blue sofas without making the space feel too cramped or heavy. She also wanted the space to look elegant & be able to entertain in it

the space was planned to accomodate both relaxing & dining areas

the floor plan helped to indicate how the space would work

Downstairs reception room to be dressed as a double bedroom

Living room space to be styled to accommodate 6-8 people

Bedroom to be styled with bunk beds

Style ideas for double bed with practical key basics

Living room styled to be a comfortable yet practical family size space

Smaller room styled to accommodate bunk beds