The lastest project by Perrymarsh involved converting this Master bedroom into a peaceful haven for a restful night's sleep.  This involved the creation of a quilted bedspread which had an inlaid 'scarf' edged with co-ordinated colour fabrics.  The scatter cushions echoed the same design in minature.  The curtains were made-up into double pinch pleats and finished with co-ordinated buttons.  Two chairs and ottoman were upholstered in a stripe fabric, a new gold carpet, lilac walls and lighting were all added to complete the final scheme! 

This vaulted ceiling lounge required something special and rustic.  With Karndean on the floor and overhead wood beams the Villa Nova Bloom fabric was teamed with a co-ordinated textured plain and separated using a rustic rope cord.  The curtains were hung onto corded wood poles with brass rustic finials. 

The sofa and chairs were all re-upholstered using a flame retardant self-patterned fabric to co-ordinate with the floor and wall colour.  The Bloom fabric lent itself beautifully to the cushion design which finished the overall look.

Shown below is a barn conversion which had the living quarters upstairs to take advantage of the spectacular views.  The scheme choosen was very informal and relaxed, suitable for a family who enjoyed entertaining.  The huge expanse of window glass proved a challenge but using simple double pleats on gliding tracks the final look was fantastic.

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