The ground floor of this Victorian terrace was extended over time to create a series of seemingly purposeless, poorly lit rooms. Our task was to rearrange the layout to create a warm, hardworking family home where each room serves a purpose. It was important to have Directly opposite the front door was a non-functional room leading to the kitchen. By moving the entrance to this room and adding a staircase and a glass pocket door, we were able to create a cozy TV just right for the kids. surround the room. The drawing room is currently devoid of a TV and has mid-century upholstered furniture that the client already owns. It leads to a library that takes advantage of the featureless boulevard that is characteristic of most Victorian terraces. A burgundy staircase connects the library to the kitchen, which has a fun palette of lilacs and yellows. Lines of refreshing tidal colors add character to the walls, and various lighting options considered evoke different moods.
Another Pat for Designers Sarah Brown Its color scheme is always so unique and cheerful. And she once again makes me think the yellow kitchen is the ultimate.
