Angled roof spaces can be perfectly suited to fitted wardrobes and this is the often the best way to utilise these otherwise awkward spaces.
Here we built the cabinetry to fit perfectly in line with the ceiling angles, and worked around a central chimney breast to produce cabinetry offering the maximum amount of storage possible; the rich yellow striking a beautiful contrast with the chocolate tones of the walnut interiors.
The key here was to design a space that worked on a practical level, in keeping with the style of the house but with a clean lined aesthetic, so as not to detract from the wonderful period features of the property.
This Portland study offers flat faced minimalist form but still retains the values of precision craftsmanship. It’s a modern take on the traditional, without being excessively contemporary.
The in- frame doors provide access to functional storage in an understated manner, whilst the bespoke desktop provides the main feature of the room. Built entirely by hand from stained oak planks to match the existing floor, its rich patina and angular design is an eye-catching addition to the room.
