The first big challenge was to allocate a space for the dining table and the most practical approach was to design a space saving corner banquette.
We zoned the room into thirds placing a wood slat TV panel centrally on the back wall leaving one third either side for furniture, using two large artworks for balance and symmetry and a low green chair and sofa at the back of the breakfast bar. This layout made better use of space as well as providing additional seating for guests and visitors. The couple also wanted an interior that worked with their collection of unique art and pottery souvenirs and Louise was keen to keep an existing wing chair, so we gave it a new lease of life in a colourful vibrant fabric.
Other furniture and accessories were a rattan coffee table, industrial style open bookcase, an ethnic boho rug, Ikat cushions, and lush green plants to echo the garden vibe.
