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Wing Wong, Memories TTL

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Lakeside outdoor living at its finest

Michael Hunter

Warm Rustic game Room

The Battistella Nidi Bedroom Composition No 26 has been saved over 11,000 times here on HOUZZ and features in countless professional "Ideabooks". This exciting contemporary bedroom design is just part of Battistella Nidi’s extensive collection of modular, fitted bedroom furniture for children and teenagers from Go Modern. Wardrobes and cupboards have been fitted around the bed space, which here contains a slightly raised bed with a pull-out bed below for those ever popular sleepovers! For extra storage, the pull-out bed also includes some really useful drawers beneath. A series of shelves (painted here in striking Limone yellow, just one of Nidi's range of bright zingy colours) has been added to the end of the wardrobe. Complete the look with a smart matching desk and swivel chair? Of course everything is available separately, in different sizes and colours, which range from fun bright children's colours to neutrals, more suited to teenagers or young adults. To match our beds we have a superb collection of mattresses, which are handmade, interior sprung, with duo pad natural fillings, the perfect fit for all our children's beds. Go Modern offer a huge range of children and teenager's bedroom furniture, as well as a vast collection of living, dining and garden furniture. We can also deliver to almost any country in the world. For further information, or to create your own bespoke bedroom composition, please call our helpful and friendly design team on 020 7731 9540 or visit our London showroom in the heart of Chelsea's Design Quarter at 565 Kings Road, London.

This home was built by VII Custom Homes with interior design by Jeannie Balsam. The lighting design was done by Cathy Shockey of Legend Lighting. Photography by Twist Tours

The clean lines and crispness of the interior staircase is highlighted by its modern glass railing and beautiful wood steps. This element fits perfectly into the project as both circulation and focal point within the residence. Photography by Beth Singer

Inspired by the non symmetrical rhomboid shape Grey created this organically contoured island to fit the space perfectly. The hob is dropped into the concrete dais and a stunning wooden chopping board extends the entire length of one side. Grey favours concrete for islands as he says “it offers scope for customisation and also provides a contrast to surrounding wooden cabinetry, laminated and steel surfaces”. The raised solid English ash sever bar adds another level both visually and practically. The base is lifted on one side to allow light to play across the floor. The creative use of texture and shape add a sculptural dimension to this stunning yet functional piece.

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Jordan Powers