Artisan Interiors

Mr & Mrs Crompton, Chorley

adrian — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 13:37:51 +0000

Our clients’ requirements and ideas are the most important factor when designing a kitchen or furniture, together with how they like to use the space.

We take time with our clients to ascertain their needs and ideas, then produce an initial draft plan, again to be discussed with them and eventually finalised. It may seem a long process but we believe that every aspect of our work should involve our clients.

As everything is bespoke to a client’s individual requirements, we are able to change designs in the process if a client feels changes should be made.

We are able to manage the whole project and are contactable by clients at all times during the process.

We also source high quality appliances, again at our client’s requests, and can advise on the suitability of these for each client by understanding their needs.

Mr & Mrs Crompton, Chorley

adrian — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 10:10:56 +0000

The original beams in this kitchen compliment the solid Oak units perfectly. The painted island, surround to the range cooker and dresser unit keep some light in the room. Our clients requested Silestone worktops which suited the Oak and paint perfectly. A double Belfast sink incorporated a Perrin & Rowe monobloc tap with rinse feature, together with a Quooker hot water tap, in a design to match the monobloc. A unit was made to include a small television in the corner, discreet enough to maintain the lines of the units.

Mr & Mrs Buchan, Bedroom

adrian — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 10:07:34 +0000

Large pine wardrobes were fitted in two bedrooms, a master suite and a child’s bedroom. These had substantial storage and hanging space for both rooms.

Mr & Mrs Hill, Kitchen

adrian — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 10:05:44 +0000

The stairway to the wine cellar needed incorporating sympathetically with the kitchen. Solid Oak posts were installed with glass panels to keep light in the kitchen and the stairway to a maximum.

Mr & Mrs Crompton, Study

adrian — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 09:57:24 +0000

A simple solid Oak study incorporating desk, drawers and tall drawered cabinet. The cabinetry allowed for the printer and computer tower to be placed discreetly away.

Mr & Mrs Copley, Wrea Green

adrian — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 14:28:41 +0000

Our clients had a small kitchen but wished to make the most of storage and have the use of a seating area. They have a large feature window at one end which brings in a lot of light. They were keen to have a painted kitchen, incorporating granite worktops with a feature Oak top for the seating area. A very plain unfussy style was requested by our clients and the handmade Cumbrian slate handles complimented the simplicity of the units.

Mr & Mrs Buchan, Bathroom

adrian — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 09:59:41 +0000

A simple design incorporating two sinks, large mirror with lighting and storage space underneath. Hand painted in a colour chosen by the client.

Mr & Mrs Miller, Chorley, Radiator Cover

adrian — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 10:08:57 +0000

A simple cover for a radiator in a hallway given some extra interest with the curve on the top. Again, hand painted in colour of choice.

Mr & Mrs Bartholomew, Lytham

adrian — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 15:00:23 +0000

This was a large space for a kitchen although the room wasn’t particularly light. We wanted to ensure that the room was brightened as much as possible. The mix of painted units with a Pippy Oak feature dresser, together with feature chimney breast, created interest in such a large room and made the kitchen feel very light and airy. Solid walnut was used for the interior of the dresser as a further feature. The use of Oak worktops around the kitchen with a large centre island of granite complimented the space available.

Mr & Mrs Beatty, Preston

adrian — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 14:57:54 +0000

Space and light wasn’t an issue in this huge room. Care was taken not to fill the room with one colour and a mix of Oak and painted ensured the room didn’t look uninteresting. A large painted island unit again created a central feature in the room, leaving plenty of space for a dining table and chairs at one end.