Set within the New Forest in Hampshire, this Georgian-style manor house was conceived as a complete interior architecture and design project for a new-build private residence of more than 15,000 sq ft.
Dream Design worked closely with the architect from the early stages of the project, allowing the architecture and interiors to develop as one coherent whole. Spatial planning, room-to-room flow, lighting, material continuity, kitchen design, bathroom design, furniture and detailed specification were considered together, creating a home that feels composed, elegant and resolved.
The kitchen is specified in SieMatic Pure and composed as a clean architectural elevation, with integrated storage, refined detailing and a calm material rhythm. A bespoke ceiling design, formed of three raised sections with concealed LED lighting, defines the kitchen, dining and lounge areas while preserving the openness of the space. An L-shaped island anchors the room, supporting natural movement, informal gathering and views towards the terrace.
Beyond the kitchen, the principal ensuite was designed as a quiet, enduring room. Marble-effect porcelain surfaces, a sculptural freestanding bath and a carefully balanced vanity sit alongside traditional architectural features, including sliding sash windows and ceiling cornices. Precise set-outs, restrained detailing and considered material choices allow the room to feel integral to the architecture of the home.
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