Isle of Man

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The Banquet Dining Hall connects the old wing and new wing.
A Sliding Door in Switch Glass leads into the open plan kitchen, dining, and living area. The switch glass can change from opaque to clear.
The glass overhead walkway connects the old and new pavillions.
All aspects of this scheme wer customised for the clients and incorporated a built fireplace breast clad in Neolith.
Stunning customised Floor rugs pull the colour scheme together.
A relaxed family lounge area to sink in to.
A dining room area that was part of the open plan living in the new pavillion.
This space was specifically designed as a private music room for the client.
The music room pulled together pattern, colour and an eclectic twist of quirkiness.
The lounge was designed as a winter space to rest, read and relax in, with a walnut drinks cabinet.
The Master bedroom was designed as a retreat for adults, with it soothing moody blue palette.
A wall panel made a statement feature backdrop.
The Master ensuite walls were clad in handmade tiles, creating interest with pattern and texture.
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A young girls rooms, but can easily transition into a teenage hangout.
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The childrens bathroom played with pattern and colour and a sense of fun.
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The Sauna room was pure wellbeing and regeneration with the tree of life tile being the starting point for the design, and adding tiles in a time honoured carpet pattern.
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A wine cellar that caters for all tastes.
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A gynasium flooded with light from the glass ceiling that could be walked on and was part of the outdoor patio design.
A teenage hangout, media room and sleep over space. The sllep stools fold out into extra beds.
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The dining hall was the connection between the old building and new pavillion with it's glass walkway joining the top floor.
The new built pavillion housed the open plan living, dining and kitchen areas on the ground floor, with the Master bedroom on the top floor, and you can see the glass roof window in the courtyard that sits over the gym area, below ground level.
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