We swapped the bathroom and kitchen to create a kitchen that can be opened to the living areas when desired. Artist’s-studio-style steel frames separate it from the living and dining room, with folding doors revealing a dining counter extending from the cooking area. The corner was carefully detailed: we removed the upright and joined two bevelled glass panes to keep the view clear. Opposite the informal dining area, David Hicks Hexagon wallpaper for Cole & Son brings warmth and intimacy in a predominantly Caribbean-inspired palette.
We also reupholstered the sofa and armchairs to complement an oil painting paying tribute to Tintin and The Blue Lotus.
We swapped the bathroom and kitchen to create a kitchen that can be opened to the living areas when desired. Artist’s-studio-style steel frames separate it from the living and dining room, with folding doors revealing a dining counter extending from the cooking area. The corner was carefully detailed: we removed the upright and joined two bevelled glass panes to keep the view clear. Opposite the informal dining area, David Hicks Hexagon wallpaper for Cole & Son brings warmth and intimacy in a predominantly Caribbean-inspired palette.
We also reupholstered the sofa and armchairs to complement an oil painting paying tribute to Tintin and The Blue Lotus.
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