Over the last decade I’ve seen clients move away from interiors which follow a common style or trend and look for something more personal, something which is a direct reflection of them and their life story.
Think about how you want to experience your kitchen — what times of the day do you find yourself there? What is the light like at each of those moments? Perhaps it deserves a desk for you to sit and respond to emails at dusk or maybe you reposition the focal point once you discover where you, and your family, tend to gather most. Or maybe you opt for open shelving to display artwork and collected pieces over time, and light walls to hang statement sconces.
Knowing how you “live” in the space can be such an amazing guidepost.
