Living room

We Designed a unique living space in a Grade II listed open-plan living room in Cambridgeshire, where we have combined neutral materials like walnut and limestone with brushed brass accents to create a calm and warm ambience, It is a testament to our Interior design skills. This project required a careful balance between preserving the historical character of the space and infusing it with contemporary elements. Here's a breakdown of some key aspects of our design: Our Interior designers had the pleasure to take on another space in a Grade II Listed Property: Working within the constraints of a Grade II listed property requires a deep understanding of historical preservation regulations. Our ability to navigate these requirements while creating a unique and modern living space is crucial. Neutral Color Palette: The use of a neutral colour palette is a classic choice that we have selected and created a sense of tranquillity and timelessness in a space. Walnut and limestone are elegant and versatile materials that contribute to a calm and warm feel. These materials complemented the existing architectural features of the room. Material Selection: Walnut is known for its rich and warm tones, while limestone adds a natural and earthy element. The combination of these materials added texture and depth to the space, creating visual interest without overwhelming the room. Calm and Warm Ambiance: The ultimate goal of your design, as we have mentioned, was to create a calm and warm ambience. These qualities are essential for a living space, as they promote relaxation and comfort. Personalization: A unique living space should always reflect the personality and lifestyle of our clients. Customized design elements or personal touches can make the space feel truly one-of-a-kind. In summary, our Interior design project in Cambridgeshire for the Grade II listed open-plan living room showcases a thoughtful approach to creating a unique, calm, and warm living space. The combination of neutral material brushed brass accents, and careful attention to historical preservation requirements results in a harmonious and inviting environment that respects the property's heritage while embracing modern design aesthetics.