Pink, pink, and more pink. This teen's room is perfect for any young, stylish girl. Ashton Morgan - By Design Interiors, Inc. Erin Rose Photography

This room features a gorgeous salmon pink color on the walls with black and white in various patterns throughout the small space.

Trois murs de la petite chambre ont été peints dans un rose soutenu, le quatrième étant occupé par un grand dressing.

After- Rhinestone Cowgirl

Jen Dowell Photography http://www.jendowellphotography.com/

Michael Hunter Interior Photography

Fit for a princess, this adorable girls room features mirrored bedside cabinets, matching dressing table and cute stool to add a ‘sparkle’ to the room set and make the room look larger. The graphic text and motifs on the bespoke Roman blind and accent cushion adds interest, while the satin and silk luxe bedding brings in texture and sheen. The ‘pop’ of black in the quirky hat lamps draws the eye onto the feature papered wall, where the ‘dressing -up’ mini canvasses with handbag, shoe, hat and glove say...dress up fun!! Appliqué dress bedding gives a very bespoke flavour to the room and its hat, shoe, handbag and gloves thematic carries through on the blinds, wall art and storage cannisters…. a great flow and which adds strength to the room's dynamic. Beautiful rooms by Loraine Chassels of XS Interiors, Bearsden, Glasgow 0141 942 0519 www.xsinteriors.com Photo by XS Interiors

Our clients are a family of four living in a four bedroom substantially sized detached home. Although their property has adequate bedroom space for them and their two children, the layout of the downstairs living space was not functional and it obstructed their everyday life, making entertaining and family gatherings difficult. Our brief was to maximise the potential of their property to develop much needed quality family space and turn their non functional house into their forever family home. Concept The couple aspired to increase the size of the their property to create a modern family home with four generously sized bedrooms and a larger downstairs open plan living space to enhance their family life. The development of the design for the extension to the family living space intended to emulate the style and character of the adjacent 1970s housing, with particular features being given a contemporary modern twist. Our Approach The client’s home is located in a quiet cul-de-sac on a suburban housing estate. Their home nestles into its well-established site, with ample space between the neighbouring properties and has considerable garden space to the rear, allowing the design to take full advantage of the land available. The levels of the site were perfect for developing a generous amount of floor space as a new extension to the property, with little restrictions to the layout & size of the site. The size and layout of the site presented the opportunity to substantially extend and reconfigure the family home to create a series of dynamic living spaces oriented towards the large, south-facing garden. The new family living space provides: Four generous bedrooms Master bedroom with en-suite toilet and shower facilities. Fourth/ guest bedroom with French doors opening onto a first floor balcony. Large open plan kitchen and family accommodation Large open plan dining and living area Snug, cinema or play space Open plan family space with bi-folding doors that open out onto decked garden space Light and airy family space, exploiting the south facing rear aspect with the full width bi-fold doors and roof lights in the extended upstairs rooms. The design of the newly extended family space complements the style & character of the surrounding residential properties with plain windows, doors and brickwork to emulate the general theme of the local area. Careful design consideration has been given to the neighbouring properties throughout the scheme. The scale and proportions of the newly extended home corresponds well with the adjacent properties. The new generous family living space to the rear of the property bears no visual impact on the streetscape, yet the design responds to the living patterns of the family providing them with the tailored forever home they dreamed of. Find out what our clients' say here

David Alan Photography

Following the refurbishment of their kitchen, our Hemel Hempstead clients wanted us to give their daughters bedroom a budget makeover. She had trouble sleeping in her existing bedroom. Her brief was anything pink and she wanted her name on the wall. We sprinkled a little magic and she absolutely loved the results!

This large ground floor bedroom has only one easterly facing window, so after lunchtime it lacks natural daylight and feels dark. A complete overhall was required, and the client gave the designer free rein, with a brief that it should be restful and pretty, yet chic without being overtly bling. The colours of a subtle blush pink for the walls and grey flooring were agreed upon and it was noted that for now the existing sofa and bed would be retained. ​ A new herringbone Karndene floor with statement design edge had been installed in the hallway by Global Flooring Studio so this was continued unto the room to add to the flow of the home. A bespoke set of wardrobes was commissioned from Simply Bespoke Interiors with the internal surfaces matching the flooring for a touch of class. These were given the signature height of a Corbridge Interior Design set of wardrobes, to maximise on storage and impact, with the usual LED lighting installed behind the cornice edge to cast a glow across the ceiling. ​ White shutters from Shuttercraft Newcastle (with complete blackout mechanisms) were incorporated give privacy, as well as a peaceful feel to the room when next to the blush paint and Muraspec wallpaper. New full length Florence radiators were selected for their traditional style with modern lines, plus their height in the room was befitting a very high ceiling, both visually next to the shutters and for the BTU output. Ceiling roses, rings and coving were put up, with the ceiling being given our favoured design treatment of continuing the paint onto the surface while picking out the plasterwork in white. The pieces de resistence are the dimmable crystal chandeliers, from Cotterell & Co: They are big, modern and not overly bling, but ooze both style and class immeasurably, as the outwardly growing U shaped crystals spiral in sleek lines to create sculpted works of art which also scatter light in a striated manner over the ceiling. Pink and Grey soft furnishings finish the setting, together with some floating shelves painted in the same colour as the walls, so focus is drawn to the owner's possessions. Some chosen artwork is as yet to be incorporated.