Monkstown House renovation
In this project, my clients embraced a distinct style while remaining open to my creative suggestions.
The original double-height space posed challenges for their growing family, with issues like cooking smells, noise, and heat loss.
By extending the area and incorporating full glazing, we transformed the space, allowing abundant natural light to flood in from the now accessible back garden.
This not only enhanced the aesthetic but also improved the overall functionality of their home.
Areas of color seamlessly tie the entire scheme together while also creating distinct zones.
By painting the snug black, the large TV blends into background when not in use, enhancing the room's aesthetic.
The chosen accent colour adds vibrancy to the space and is thoughtfully continued throughout, ensuring a cohesive look.
On entering the kitchen there is a "wall" leading around to full height units.
A short video demonstrates how we incorporated the utility with a hidden door in this wall.
Adding panelling to the hall walls makes it feel more welcoming.
Changing wall angles allows for better storage and a better flow into the living room.
The Family Bathroom.
Removing the bath allowed a wetroom to be installed making the space work much more efficiently.
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