The Project Brief: To create a comforting space for staff and clients of the centre.
What we did: Bright colours, statement wallpaper and comfortable soft furnishings were used to turn a commercial purpose building into a safe space.
This once beautiful castle was destroyed by fire in the 1920s and has been lovingly restored by its present owner.
Page Interiors was honoured to have been asked to do the interior design on this project and help to bring this building back to life.
You can see from the photos what a transformation it has undergone!
Date: 2013
The Project Brief: To update a home office and create a workable living space
What we did: Removed dividing kitchen wall to create an open plan living area complete with breakfast bar. We used local stone to build the breakfast bar to compliment various other stone features throughout the house.
Date: 2014
The Project Brief: To create a library without the typical shelving style normally used.
What we did: We used lots of different solid timbers such as Spalted Beech, Walnut and Oak to create Boxed shelving and hung them at different heights which resulted in a totally unique and quirky library. We also updated the adjoining snug by using an Andrew martin timber effect wall paper and a cow hide rug from Roche Bobois, Dublin
Date: 2014
The Project Brief: To update the hallway and increase storage space
What We Did
We updated the kitchen into a light and airy space with seating area
