Beamont Boulivard

The layout of the clients' bedroom, ensuite, and walk-in wardrobe presented some challenges, so we made the decision to reconfigure a few rooms on the top floor to address these issues. To get a detailed understanding of how we improved the upper floor and, consequently, the client's lifestyle, you can explore our Interior Architecture case study on this property by following the link provided below.

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Our priority was to create a space that not only functioned well but also resonated with the client's personal style. Having previously collaborated with the client on their Holiday Home, we had a solid understanding of their preferences. I introduced the client to a captivating collection of colourful patterned fabrics from Linwood, and her excitement was evident. Together, we delved into the decision-making process, considering various colourways and cross-referencing them with their artwork collection. Ultimately, we settled on a rich blue and red colourway, which we incorporated into the blinds, providing a striking and cohesive element to the room's design.

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In the Master Bedroom, our goal was to craft a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. To achieve this, we used a combination of rich colours, Eijffinger wallpaper, tongue and groove wall panelling, and textured cushions. The resulting space is a testament to the transformation that can be achieved through thoughtful design and a deep understanding of the client's preferences and lifestyle.

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The decor features a selection of brands that have contributed to the room's unique character, including Liang and Eimil, The Forest and Co, HK Living, Jim Lawrence, and Atkin and Thyme. These elements combine to create a harmonious and inviting environment that beautifully reflects the client's tastes and needs.

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