Graphic Patterns Snazz Up a Living-Dining Space Near Sydney
The owners of the house in Sydney’s Turramurra suburb wished to warm the interior’s sharp lines, so that they switched to designers Adam Scougall and Ben Napier for help adding more character to numerous chambers, such as this combined living and dining area.
Adam Scougall
Adam Scougall
The team started with a fresh color palette of layered blues and lotions and emphasized it with furniture comprising some picture lines.
Another picture touch — a contrasting stripe on the living room walls instead of background — frames pick pieces of art.
Coffee tables: custom, As you see it! and Re-Creations; paint: Explorer Blue and Donkey Grey, Porter’s Paint
Adam Scougall
The theme continues in bold images on a custom rug and matching ottoman. The designers refinished the buffet’s original honey-colored doors at a dark chocolate.
Rug: custom, AS you see it! And Designer Rugs; ottoman: Pod, H&J Furniture; couch: New York, H&J Furniture; floor lamps: Tribe Design; seats: Edan, H&J Furniture
Adam Scougall
This casual dining room had been a circulation area that just connected the living room with a living room. Scougall and Napier utilized a round glass-topped table to transform the space into a casual dining room in which the homeowners can dine and see outdoors. The custom drum shade with a black and white chevron inside offers a tasteful detail.
Pendant lighting: custom, AS you see it! And Contessa Lighting; dining table: King Furniture; dining seats: Strand Agencies
Adam Scougall
Exactly the identical chevron pattern in the casual dining area’s light fixture proceeds from the formal dining room. The designers had this table foundation made from hundred-year-old reclaimed wood from a Australian mill.
Pendant lights: custom, AS you see it! And Contessa Lighting; dining seats: custom, H&J Furniture