Kitchen dresser and hearth sightline
A 1780s cottage with a relocated range needed a freestanding dresser that stopped below the beam so flames remained visible from the table. Oak peg rails hold enamelware; lower cupboards hide the dishwasher behind vented panels.
Owner budget for furniture and styling was £14,200 excluding appliances we did not supply.
Parlour off a cobbled lane
Three-metre ceiling height allowed a taller bookcase flanking a restored fireplace. We sourced a pair of reupholstered armchairs in Norfolk linen rather than shipping new stock from London.
Project fee under the single room package; styling completed in one day before Christmas letting season.
Guest wing with twin-to-king flexibility
Pool-house bedroom serves grandchildren and adult friends across the season. Zip-link beds, stacked side tables, and blackout linen pairs keep the room flexible without a second furniture set.
Two-room guest package with shared palette drawn from the main house terracotta accents.
Conservatory breakfast room
Glazed walls faced south-west; we specified pale oak and fade-tested cushions. Herbs on wheeled stands move outdoors April through October.
Combined with a mudroom strip at the side door — see our garden edges approach for threshold detail.
Sitting room against salt air
Unlacquered brass lamps and oak coffee table were chosen knowing patina would accelerate within two seasons. Owners preferred honest ageing to constant polishing.
Whole-house retainer covered three rooms over two quarters while family renovated the roof elsewhere on site.