Wood-effect fronts, woven upholstery, glazed tiles



The stone-effect surface recurs on the kitchen splashback, the living room wall panel and the bathroom walls.
The living room, kitchen and dining area share one open space, and the bedroom is a separate room with a home office corner. Storage comes from floor-to-ceiling runs of built-in cabinets with pale beige fronts.

The palette is limited to a few closely related tones: warm beige, brown and natural wood, with green on small surfaces. The living room, the kitchen and the bedroom have light wood-effect flooring.
The runs of cabinets in the living room and the bedroom, the kitchen base units and the tall cabinet column have pale beige fronts. Their tone is close to the warm beige of the walls.
The kitchen wall units have natural wood-effect fronts. The same tone appears on the dining table, the TV wall shelf, the desk, the lining of the shelf niches and the bedroom slats.
On the walls and finishes, green appears in only two places: the leaf-patterned wallpaper in the bedroom and the band of tiles behind the bath in the bathroom.
The living room has a ring ceiling light, a brown fabric sofa and a swivel armchair.


To the left of the TV, a narrow, textured stone-effect wall panel runs from the low cabinet to the ceiling. A vertical light strip runs along its edge on the TV side, and a floating wooden shelf sits on the panel.
Below the TV runs a low cabinet with four fronts and a wooden top. Beside it stands a dark-framed display cabinet with tinted glass doors; inside are a light strip and wooden shelves.
A light stone-effect splashback runs along the worktop, and the hob and oven are built in.
In front of the worktop stands a wooden dining table for two, with two chairs.

The wall units run in two rows up to the ceiling, with natural wood-effect fronts.
Two clear glass globe pendant lights hang above the dining table.
The free end of the wooden tabletop runs vertically down to the floor.
At the end of the tall cabinet column, beside the sofa, is an open, wood-lined shelf niche. A wall-mounted reading light sits beside it.
A floor-to-ceiling run of cabinets stands beside the bed, and a home office corner sits in front of the window.

The mirror reflects the home office corner and the light from the window, so the small room feels deeper. Apart from the mirrored doors, the fronts of the cabinet run are pale beige.

On each side of the bed, a vertical band of wooden slats frames the headboard.
The slatted bands carry fabric-shaded wall lights with flexible reading arms.
The headboard is upholstered in woven brown fabric, with a textured wall finish above it.
The lower part of the tall cabinet beside the bed has drawers.
Above the right-hand end of the desk is an open, wood-lined shelf niche, topped by a closed cabinet.

The band behind the bath has green glazed tiles with a handmade look, laid vertically. The other walls have light stone-effect cladding.
The stone-effect worktop runs in one piece over the washing machine and the vanity unit. The basin has a bronze-coloured tap, and above it is a mirrored cabinet with a light strip.




The pale beige fronts sit alongside natural wood-effect surfaces, light stone-effect cladding, brown upholstery and green glazed tiles.



The stone-effect surface recurs on the kitchen splashback, the living room wall panel and the bathroom walls.

The pale beige runs of cabinets in the living room and the bedroom reach the ceiling. Alongside them, natural wood and brown upholstery bring in the warm tones, and green appears on two wall surfaces.
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