Trusted Home Stagers in Esher

The Insider Edit: Adding character and personality to an interior As part of our occasional series of behind-the-scenes blogs, Creative Director Roselind Wilson talks us through the innovative redesign of Coppice Walk – a five-bedroom 1930s property in North London. The main focus of this dramatic redesign was to achieve a flexible, entertaining space that would work equally well for formal or informal gatherings. The space has been completely transformed via clever design and the layering of carefully-chosen colours and textures. Most notably, all this has been achieved without the need for any major changes to the interior architecture. What was the starting point for this design? Our clients love to entertain, but the existing space ­– which consisted of an open-plan kitchen/living/dining room – wasn’t working for them. They wanted to create an elegant, aspirational feel for the space, while building in functionality that would work for both large and small social gatherings. The answer was to introduce a floor-to-ceiling dividing wall that would act as a breakpoint for the different functions of the space. Not only did the wall transform the space, creating much-needed grandeur and character, it also makes a clear demarcation between the living and dining areas.