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Military style bunk beds where chosen and powder coated for both style and functionality in this childrens bedroom

The sleek handleless units have had LED lighting fitted into the recesses and also underneath to highlight to stone structural elements

Existing character features were retained with original oak beams getting a sand blasting treatment

Heated natural slate floor tiles, sourced locally, compliment the contemporary look of the white gloss units

The black lamp shades add texture against the grey walls and polished tile heated floor

Living space flexibility was maximised with a corner sofa and accent chairs. Natural fabrics and muted colours, inspired by the Snowdonia landscapes, are used throughout

The sofa is modular and can be rearranged around the fire in the colder months. Coordinated rug and cushions help to define this area

Large sliding glass doors feature on three sides of the open plan living space connecting the building with its surroundings

A log store was added to the alcove for easy access on cold winters nights. Oak edged floating shelves make the most of the remaining space

The leopard loves this cosy raised bunk bed with heart shaped window

The concrete worktop manufacturers did an excellent job of following the curvature of these thick stone walls, extending the usable space into the window recesses

A backlit mirror above a wall hung vanity unit and sink increase the usable space in this compact sized bathroom

The warming deep purple of the headboard was pulled out for cushions on the bed. Added to this was a cozy Melin Tregwynt wool throw and a textured crochet cushion cover

Materials such as leather mirror straps, rope light stand and wool blanket were chosen to match the clients 'earthy and natural' brief

The feature slate wall has back lighting and also hidden storage to keep the room free from clutter but keep products close to hand

Welded wireframed shelving on the lounge wall adds interest and makes the property feel welcoming and inviting

This purple velvet sofa is so sumptuous its is the perfect place for winters nights. When the fire is not in use this room has a heated slate floor

The curved black matt illuminated smartphone controlled handrail was designed in house and manufactured locally. Here is it used to light a dark corner

Reclaimed timber from around the site was used to make this tap and sink unit a feature within the ensuite

Custom artwork was commissioned to feature animals found in and around the park. Infrared wall heating was installed to keep it cozy and warm

Opening the front door presents a large expanse of concrete effect tiles. Either side has a black door concealing coat storage

This open plan kitchen and living area is flooded with light from the large patio style doors leading out onto a wooden deck and hot tub

Modern amenities for a glamping safari tent. This bathroom has a countertop basin, illuminated mirror and underfloor heating

Careful arrangement of furniture and lighting creates zones in the main living area of the tent

We loved this rope swing that appeared during the build so much, that it just had to stay and remains a reminder to the clients of what they have achieved

Geometric bedside table design with matching lamp detail makes the room spacious and inviting

The countertop and stand for the basin were made by the client from the original structure of the barn prior to renovation

The soft grey paint brings out the character of the walls. Custom upholstery was commissioned to turn a deep window sill into an ideal spot to sit

Heavy structural elements were celebrated and kept in their natural finish to match the window frames used throughout

The antique mirror splash back in this kitchen / diner helps create a greater sense of space

The purple and mustard cushions complement the space and match the leisure park branding colours

These attractive lodges combine modern features and home comforts to make an ideal countryside retreat

The client's existing furniture was incorporated to create a cozy contemporary living space

A complete renovation brings underfloor heating to Welsh slate flooring along with an integrated wine fridge in this traditional cottage kitchen

The tent canopy provides cover for an external dining area with slate flooring and rattan dining set

This open plan kitchen maintains its contemporary look by hiding everything away behind dark wood door fronts

Mustard accessories and vintage bulbs add warmth and texture to this childrens glamping bedroom

Engineered oak flooring was continued between diving and living spaces. The industrial heritage of the building is echoed by wireframe shelving and furniture

The scale of the open plan living space allowed for a large lighting feature above the huge ten seater dining table. These bulbs on variable length flex are ideal

We designed the ten log cabins that wrap around the four new safari tents to create a choice of glamping experience for our clients customers

We started with a beautiful floral fabric and very bright dual aspect bedroom. Button back headboard and matching roman blinds were commissioned for a contemporary cottage look

A feature was made of the unusually thick stone walls by adding LED lighting under the units. The same slate flooring continues into recently constructed extension with angular Oriel window

The colour palette of the property was woven into this wool runner, this straight line design on a 90° winding staircase required expert fitting!

Copper and mustard accessories add warmth against the grey inner of this safari tent

Industrial lighting adds to the rustic charm of this twin bedroom, along with the cosy wool throws

Colours and textures were chosen to complement the rural surroundings and industrial heritage of the property

Fitted joinery maximises storage space for this bedroom in the eaves. A velux window above the bed is perfect for stargazing at night

Large dining table and bench seating ensures there is plenty of room for family meals after a day out on the hills

Muted gold and black peacock feather effect wallpaper is a dramatic backdrop for the black furniture and accessories

Alternating bulb and flex lengths add interest to the central dividing beam. Foliage was added to soften to overall look

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