Ti Designe

The north-facing room previously featured green wallpaper and paint, along with an en-suite bathroom. As the house already has two bathrooms, the en-suite was removed to improve the functionality of the space.

A new bespoke floor-to-ceiling wardrobe was introduced, and the original Victorian coving was carefully retained to ensure continuity with the rest of the house. Plants and a blush pink sofa bed were added to brighten the room and create a softer, more cheerful atmosphere. The space now functions as a home office, while easily transforming into a comfortable guest bedroom when needed.

Why are plants and flowers important in home design?
1. Plants & flowers bring life into a space
2. Plants & flowers soften hard architectural lines
3. Plants & flowers improve emotional wellbeing
4. Plants & flowers add colour without overwhelming the design
5. Plants & flowerscreate visual layers
6. Plants & flowers connect indoors with nature
7. Plants & flowers make spaces feel more luxurious

Design begins with emotion.

Ti Designe - Interior Design Studio

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A monochromatic family home softened with touches of colour in every room.

Classic mouldings meet modern furniture, creating a balance between past and present.

An open kitchen, dining and living space flows through floor-to-ceiling glass doors into a generous garden — where indoors and outdoors become one, and everyone finds their own way to be together.

Thoughtfully organised wardrobes and drawers are the foundation of a beautiful interior. They maximise space, reduce visual noise, and make daily routines smoother. Good storage isn’t just practical — it elevates how a home feels...