Robert Walker, Managing Director, Alexander James Interior Design Marrying a variety of trends, textures and colours was key to creating a balance between classic and contemporary styling within this drawing room.
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Design Meets Innovation
With more than 19 years of experience, The Nielsen Collection of Interiors specialises in kitchen and bath redesign with fresh, contemporary styling that will engage one’s imagination.
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Celia Sawyer, founder of Celia Sawyer Interior Architecture and Design and member of the International Property Awards judging panel
The key is to create a focal point. This is the area where your main seating area will go, and is generally a fireplace of sorts. It is traditional to place seating around a fireplace and this creates a warm and inviting area whatever the size of the room. A living room without a focal point, lacks any warmth and feels wrong.
The Fairways London project was a whole house design from the ground up, but the main reception room was the client’s most important room, as this was a Saudi Royal and the standard had to be super high luxury for her. The reception needed to have a very feminine style and elegance, so that it was comfortable and functional for her needs.
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Interiors: Bright Ideas
The award-winning interior design company Alexander Valentine Atelier
takes pride in adopting a multi-disciplinary approach to its wide array of projects. Read more…
Interiors: Quality over Quantity
Kristina Zanic, founder of Kristina Zanic Consultants
To a designer the entrance hall design is as important as the whole interior design scheme itself – being the first room that touches every guest’s eye and attention whilst entering the space. Read more…
Interiors: First Impressions
Janey Butler, founder of Janey Butler Interiors
It’s no secret that first impressions really do count, and this is never more evident than in the entrance to your home. Read more…
