Built into every angle of the roof
The hardest part was the roof line, with angles everywhere. Rather than lose the space, we shaped the units to fit it: tall wardrobes stepping down under the slopes, and glazed display doors cut to the pitch of the gable.
Integrated lighting runs along the ceiling and inside the cupboards, adding warmth and picking out the finer details.
Deep navy and warm brass
The doors are a deep navy shaker in Marine Blue, with Alabaster on the dressing table and drawers. Warm brass handles and crisp Silestone worktops in Versailles Ivory finish it off.
It's a timeless look with plenty of character, and it feels calm in a room full of angles.
A place for everything
Lit shoe shelves sit behind navy doors, angled to fit under the eaves. The island has mirrored doors, and a glass-topped drawer set into the worktop, so jewellery is on show but protected.
There's a dressing table with drawers, and tall wardrobes for everything that hangs.
The bar: bold, and full of character
The bar is the opposite of the calm dressing room. Deep, dark cabinetry, a Dekton worktop in Laurent veined in gold, and a brass sink and tap from The 1810 Company to match the Crofts & Assinder brass handles.
Paired with a dramatic feature wallpaper and gold slatted panels, every detail works together. Drinks fridges sit under the counter, with stools pulled up at the end.
The finished rooms
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The rooms at a glance
A loft walk-in wardrobe and a home bar for the same client, recommended to us by a friend.