Highbury

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This girls' bathroom embraces simplicity and softness with walls in a gentle pink cement finish. While there is a window, there is no direct sunlight. The result is a room filled with a gentle glow throughout the day. The warm, unlacquered brass tone adds a touch of elegance, while the geometric tiles in shades of pink, cream, and dark green, add a visual interest and playfulness. Integrated storage provides ample space while maintaining the room’s minimalist aesthetic of soft, smooth finishes. Modern Cottage Design, Small Bathroom Inspo, Full House Renovation, Tan Bathroom, Reclaimed Oak Flooring, Integrated Storage, Victorian Terrace House, Cute Bathroom, Living Room Door
Highbury - Bathroom Design - Full House Renovation
This girls' bathroom embraces simplicity and softness with walls in a gentle pink cement finish. While there is a window, there is no direct sunlight. The result is a room filled with a gentle glow throughout the day. The warm, unlacquered brass tone adds a touch of elegance, while the geometric tiles in shades of pink, cream, and dark green, add a visual interest and playfulness. Integrated storage provides ample space while maintaining the room’s minimalist aesthetic of soft, smooth finishes.
a bathroom with two sinks and mirrors in it's center wall, along with blue counter tops
Bathroom Design - Highbury, London - Full House Renovation
A sculptural curved stair seamlessly peels away from the wall and ceiling. It is a fluid, organic form that defines space in concert with two windows (one unseen) and the play of straight and curved walls. Every detail comes together—the precise crafting of lines and their intersections, the transition from oak steps to a smooth microcement floor, and beautifully chosen wall and ceiling colours by the incredible, Tatjana von Stein. Microcement Floor, Straight Staircase, Architecture Concept Drawings, Colored Ceiling
Highbury, London - Sculptural Stair - Full House Renovation
A sculptural curved stair seamlessly peels away from the wall and ceiling. It is a fluid, organic form that defines space in concert with two windows (one unseen) and the play of straight and curved walls. Every detail comes together—the precise crafting of lines and their intersections, the transition from oak steps to a smooth microcement floor, and beautifully chosen wall and ceiling colours by the incredible, Tatjana von Stein. The result is a kitchen dining area bathed in soft light to a calm, ethereal effect.
an arched doorway leading to a bathroom with a sink and towel rack
Highbury - Bathroom Design - Full House Renovation
a green bench sitting in front of a building with lots of windows on the side
Highbury, London - Rear Extension - Full House Renovation
an arch leading into a dining room with a table and chair in it, as well as a potted plant
Bedroom Entry - Highbury, London - Full House Renovation
The warmth of morning light paired with soft curved corners and a gentle colour palette gives a sense of calm to this new kitchen. @madebygregcox impeccable attention to detail for the oak kitchen units combined with a kitchen island by @tatjanavonstein creates a unique mix of natural elegance and crafted sophistication. Light Wood Kitchen, Light Wood Kitchens, Oak Kitchen
Highbury - Kitchen Design - Full House Renovation
The warmth of morning light paired with soft curved corners and a gentle colour palette gives a sense of calm to this new kitchen. @madebygregcox impeccable attention to detail for the oak kitchen units combined with a kitchen island by @tatjanavonstein creates a unique mix of natural elegance and crafted sophistication.
Traditional geometric cement tiles bring a classic look to this contemporary shower room in a Victorian North London home. These bold @ottotiles are the feature of the room. Here we consciously chose to have no tiles on the walls – instead, a soft yellow cement finish works with the yellow of the tile and its matte finish. The meeting of the reeded glass and brass framed shower screen was carefully coordinated with the tile layout. Framed Shower Screen, Tile Layout, Reeded Glass, Contemporary Shower
Highbury, London - Bathroom Design -Otto Tiles
Traditional geometric cement tiles bring a classic look to this contemporary shower room in a Victorian North London home. These bold @ottotiles are the feature of the room. Here we consciously chose to have no tiles on the walls – instead, a soft yellow cement finish works with the yellow of the tile and its matte finish. The meeting of the reeded glass and brass framed shower screen was carefully coordinated with the tile layout. In all, the result is the feeling of spaciousness and material depth with a warm light casting soft shadows throughout.
This vibrant yellow shower room is a joyful retreat, radiating the warmth of sunshine - lifting the spirit even on the gloomiest days. The joinery @_wrightsjoinery - a combination of smooth and reeded surfaces - gives a dynamic depth against the softness of @forcrete_ micro cement walls. Geometric floor tiles @ottotiles , blending yellows, brown, and blue, introduce a playful energy. The interplay of colour, texture, and material in a quiet, immersive experience. Geometric Floor Tiles, Micro Cement, Cement Walls, 1980s Design
Highbury, London - Bathroom Design - Full House Renovation
This vibrant yellow shower room is a joyful retreat, radiating the warmth of sunshine - lifting the spirit even on the gloomiest days. The joinery @_wrightsjoinery - a combination of smooth and reeded surfaces - gives a dynamic depth against the softness of @forcrete_ micro cement walls. Geometric floor tiles @ottotiles , blending yellows, brown, and blue, introduce a playful energy. The interplay of colour, texture, and material in a quiet, immersive experience.
The warmth of morning light paired with soft curved corners and a gentle colour palette gives a sense of calm to this new kitchen. @madebygregcox impeccable attention to detail for the oak kitchen units combined with a kitchen island by @tatjanavonstein creates a unique mix of natural elegance and crafted sophistication. London Kitchen
Highbury - Kitchen Design - Full House Renovation
The warmth of morning light paired with soft curved corners and a gentle colour palette gives a sense of calm to this new kitchen. @madebygregcox impeccable attention to detail for the oak kitchen units combined with a kitchen island by @tatjanavonstein creates a unique mix of natural elegance and crafted sophistication.
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A sculptural curved stair seamlessly peels away from the wall and ceiling. It is a fluid, organic form that defines space in concert with two windows (one unseen) and the play of straight and curved walls. Every detail comes together—the precise crafting of lines and their intersections, the transition from oak steps to a smooth microcement floor, and beautifully chosen wall and ceiling colours by the incredible, Tatjana von Stein.
Highbury, London - Sculptural Stair - Full House Renovation
A sculptural curved stair seamlessly peels away from the wall and ceiling. It is a fluid, organic form that defines space in concert with two windows (one unseen) and the play of straight and curved walls. Every detail comes together—the precise crafting of lines and their intersections, the transition from oak steps to a smooth microcement floor, and beautifully chosen wall and ceiling colours by the incredible, Tatjana von Stein. The result is a kitchen dining area bathed in soft light to a calm, ethereal effect.
A sculptural curved stair seamlessly peels away from the wall and ceiling. It is a fluid, organic form that defines space in concert with two windows (one unseen) and the play of straight and curved walls. Every detail comes together—the precise crafting of lines and their intersections, the transition from oak steps to a smooth microcement floor, and beautifully chosen wall and ceiling colours by the incredible, Tatjana von Stein. Innovative Architecture
Highbury - Sculptural Stair - Full House Renovation
A sculptural curved stair seamlessly peels away from the wall and ceiling. It is a fluid, organic form that defines space in concert with two windows (one unseen) and the play of straight and curved walls. Every detail comes together—the precise crafting of lines and their intersections, the transition from oak steps to a smooth microcement floor, and beautifully chosen wall and ceiling colours by the incredible, Tatjana von Stein. The result is a kitchen dining area bathed in soft light to a calm, ethereal effect.