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IT'S BEEN A WHILE...HOME PLAN / MÁR EGY IDEJE...LAKÁSTERV
Az utóbbi időben eltűntem kicsit, de most elárulom, hogy mi volt az egyik oka.
A KLC School of Design meghirdetett egy londoni ösztöndíjat, amit egy fő nyerhetett meg, és erre készítettem el a pályázatom, amit most meg is osztok veletek.
Sajnos a végső győztes nem én lettem (valljuk be, hogy elég kicsi volt rá az esély, hogy a több ezer jelentkező közül pont engem válasszanak), de minden pillanatát nagyon élveztem a készülésnek. Ráadásul ettől független is nagyon pozitív visszajelzéseket kaptam.
Nektek mi a véleményetek?
I was away for a while, but I had a great project to fulfill. The KLC School of Design had a competition to win a free interior design course in London. Only one person could win this, and I created my plans in the last several weeks for this.
Unfortunately I was not that one person who won (to be honest there was a small chance to become the winner among thousands of applicants), but I enjoyed my work very much. What's more I got very nice compliments and encouragement from the schools, so I'm really happy!
What do you think about it?
Clients:
·
Couple
(in their 30s) with two children (age 3 and 2)
·
One
of them works from home
·
Have
a Norfolk terrier
Property:
Village
house in Sussex
Grade
2 listed detached Victorian villa (1860)
6
acres of garden, orchards and paddocks
Wish:
Create
a kitchen/informal dining/family room – include:
·
boots and coats storage,
·
comfortable seating
·
laundry and storage for cleaning equipment
Style:
·
elegant
·
serene
·
modern
·
practical
My concept:
I
wanted to create a space which reflects the outside area of the property but
fits for the couple’s notions.
Colours:
The
colour palette is based on the exterior paint of the house. I used the exterior’s
beige-grey colour as a base, and then I created its contrasts and combined them
with their different shades and tones. So this is two colour’s different variations.
Materials:
I
recommend natural materials (linen, cotton, wool, leather, concrete and wood)
which are supplemented with elegant accents such as silk, velvet and antique
brass. It’s important that all the textiles can be easily cleaned. I chose
different materials and fabrics to enhance the children’s perceptions when they
interact with them. Smooth-rough, cold-warm, hard-soft, shiny-matt, cold-warm.
Plan:
Family
room:
I
imagined traditional lines with modern, clean shape which showcase a timeless
elegance with a little bit of craziness for the kids. A convertible family
space where some of the furniture can be moved easily to fit for the needs. I
designed a centre area for the kids with a lot of poufs and floor pillows and
an inside swing (which is detachable). The serene base colours are perfectly
supplemented the brighter and happier accent ones. The different surfaces can
be incentive and playful for the small children.
Kitchen:
I’ve
created a lot of storage in the kitchen area where the main cabinets are
beige-grey but the island is greyish navy with brass stools and hardware. All
the kitchen hardware is contemporary minimalist design with a hint of
industrial feeling to contrast the timeless elegance of the cabinets.
Next
to the laundry section, in the line of the kitchen island is a perfect place for
a coffee or tea bar. It is an easy access area but no one would disturb the
cooking process. The placement of the kitchen appliances was designed to
achieve an ergonomic and functional area where adults can work while the
children are playing or eating in a safer zone but still close.
Additional
idea: the formal dining room is a little bit far from the kitchen and need to
use stairs to approach it, so I suggest making a small service kitchen in the
formal dining room which is hidden in cabinets.
Entry/laundry
area:
At
the rear door I wanted to create a mud room corner with laundry equipment and
an elevated dog shower with storage. It is not only useful for dog owners but also
come handy when dirty boots or clothes need to clean quickly. There should be
placed a boot rack on the wall behind the door. Above and under the dog shower
there is plenty of space for detergents and cleaning tools.
On
the other side of the door, there is a bench with coat hooks and storages for
shoes and other small stuffs. This should be the part of the kitchen counter system.
The material and design is the same as the counters and cabinets so it will
lead the eye and create more homogeny.
Window
seat:
At
the side French doors I planned a corner window seat with lots of pillows and
storages inside the bench. I don’t think the space needs a small table here,
but can be placed too. I also planned this as a part of the kitchen counter
system, same materials and colours, and I used the same pillows (style and
colour) as in the family room. In the benches the clients can store toys,
pillows, blankets etc.
Dog
corner:
Every
dog needs a permanent place where it can be with its owners. I’ve planned a
corner for the family’s Norfolk terrier next to the kitchen stairs under the
window. It is also close to the main entrance. Maybe a small dog door can be
integrated into the rear entrance (where the dog shower is) too. These cabinets
could be a build in storage (same style as the kitchen) where all the dog
equipment can be kept: food, toys, treats, leash etc. The built in dog cabinet
can also contain the bowls in a drawer.
In
the rest of the cabinet additional cleaning tools can be stored too.
