MALLARD CREEK — Waistcoat & Badger Interiors

MALLARD CREEK

A lovely new build bungalow which needed a refurbish, pulling down a few walls to open up the space, redesigning the kitchen (the kitchen units cost £2,000) and working our way through each room to give new life to a bland space. We completed a loft conversion too which added a Master bedroom with en-suite taking advantage of the lovely Gannel views.

Here’s a little look at one of our more recent residential projects. Converting an old garage into a 1 bedroom studio holiday let. Keeping all the feels of coastal living, wood tones and textures.

We love black…. Using the colour black adds a focal point of colour that grounds and adds a sophisticated look to a room. Black in accessories, light fixtures, trims, paint, or in bold pieces of furniture will help to catch the eye and sharpen

We had such an amazing time creating the interiors for our latest Co-Space project in Stevenage. Special thanks to Form Fit Out for helping us to create what we have and for making the journey so enjoyable. Our project marks the start of a £1bi

Add panelling to walls…..
Wooden wall panels aren't just for period properties. This decorative feature adds character and texture to contemporary spaces too and is a growing trend. What's more, it may look expensive but budget

Make flooring cohesive…..
Using the same flooring throughout different rooms or areas in your home is an easy way to make the space feel much bigger than it is. We like to do this in our commercial spaces for continuity and flow. Using rugs ca

Orchestrate indoor lighting…..
Good lighting is often the last thing most people think about when coming up with a new design scheme, but it really should be the first. You need to carefully plan where every single light, switch and socke

Warm with wood……..
If a room lacks warmth and character, there's no better antidote than wood. While timber accessories and furniture are an easy way to lift a scheme and add texture, a 3D wall can really work wonders in a space wi

The power of three…..
Three is the magic number in design as are odd numbers in general. Grouping odd numbers of items – be it cushions, vases, pictures or candles – forces the eye to move around the display, creating a level of vi