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Mary Barber Fray Interior Design project

Modern home bespoke interiors

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This early 1980’s detached property in a small development in Birmingham had been home to our clients for 12 years, and had typical modern low ceilings with relatively small and uninspiring rooms.  We have helped to create something very personal, unique and special for the owners

 

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  • Glamorous informal dining area theme continues in the adjoining utility with recycling, washing and ironing space incorporating a CH boiler

    Glamorous informal dining area theme continues in the adjoining utility with recycling, washing and ironing space incorporating a CH boiler

  • Exquisite French Chinoiserie silk, a bespoke bed with storage, sumptuous furnishings & a bespoke TV unit in ebonized oak, sycamore & bronze

    Exquisite French Chinoiserie silk, a bespoke bed with storage, sumptuous furnishings & a bespoke TV unit in ebonized oak, sycamore & bronze

  • Bronze lighting providing flexible control along with aubergine silk shades enhance the sense of understated luxury in the master bedroom

    Bronze lighting providing flexible control along with aubergine silk shades enhance the sense of understated luxury in the master bedroom

  • A multi-tasking guest room for storing the clients’ extensive collection of books and bears as well as bespoke wardrobes for clothes & shoes

    A multi-tasking guest room for storing the clients’ extensive collection of books and bears as well as bespoke wardrobes for clothes & shoes

  • A glass 1930’s chandelier was the starting point for the Art Deco inspired curves on the wall shades, chairs and glass, with peacock blues

    A glass 1930’s chandelier was the starting point for the Art Deco inspired curves on the wall shades, chairs and glass, with peacock blues

  • Previously a typical 1980’s wooden “traditional” kitchen, completely gutted and recreated to maximise storage and visually open the space

    Previously a typical 1980’s wooden “traditional” kitchen, completely gutted and recreated to maximise storage and visually open the space