Project Priory
This project’s outcome was to change how the clients used and felt about their key downstairs space. I delivered a revised layout, key colour choices and product suggestions which gave them the starting point to make the changes.
A home for two adults, an occasional visiting university student and a teenager, it had lots of boxes it needed to tick. The dining room needed to become a space where they could eat, work and entertain easily. A space that felt cosy and relaxing. Where they could sit comfortably for hours, especially when they had family and friends over.
The hallway was a blank canvas which needed an injection of personality, especially as it’s the first space you see when you enter the home. It needed some soul. Functionally, we needed better storage solution for coats, shoes and keys, as well as decorative accessories to bring it to life.
The space in the Priory project for review - a entrance hallway and the dining room in a typical 1930's home. The client wanted to inject some personality and colour, and a cohesive feel.
An example of inspiration images for the entrance hallway to give the clients ideas of direction of travel.
A 2d furniture layout plan with key products highlighted. This birds eye view helps clients visualise their space and how it all connects with each other, especially important in an open plan space, such as this.
The colour palette with placement guidelines. They were chosen for their softness and warmth for their separate spaces, whilst purposefully feeling connected to each other, and part of the same colour story.