Meeting The Brief

This Sandymount home needed an interior renovation that would balance the client’s love of mid-century furniture and statement sculptural pieces, all while staying true to the style of the property.

This pebble-dashed 1930s terraced home was originally a two-bedroom property, although several extensions over the years have allowed for an additional bedroom, an ensuite in the master bedroom and a larger kitchen space. While it was perfectly presentable, much of the recent work was cosmetic, with a lot of the original features either removed or covered over and its new owner was keen to add character while improving the functionality of the home.

Read more in the October issue…