Creating a U-shaped wardrobe and dressing table at Master bedroom. Hitting all checklist 1. Display cabinet 2. Walk-in wardrobe 3. Dressing table 4. Storage cabinet

We met Kelly of evolve-INTERIORS when the construction of our extension was fairly well advanced and asked for her advice initially in relation to wall coverings, paint and furnishings. Having not used an interior designer before, we weren't sure what to expect and what benefit the service would bring. However, we were completely blown away by every aspect of Kelly's advice and input and sorely regretted not bringing her in sooner. (Little things like our choice of radiator and socket locations and which way a door should open, we had not given enough prior thought to, but Kelly picked up on straight away). We were introduced to suppliers and websites we would never have known existed (and within our budget) and to up to the minute finishes we might have spotted in an interiors magazine but never known where to source. (Our amazing 3D panelled wall has been much admired). Apart from being immediately in tune with what we like (colours/styles etc) and always coming up with ideas which were entirely to our taste and within our budget, Kelly's attention to detail is absolutely extraordinary in every aspect of what she does, from extensively researching the perfect compliment of cushions for our new sofa to sourcing and arranging accessories for our console table, carefully considering paint colours in every light, and just generally having our project at the forefront of her mind at all times. At the same time as providing advice on our extension, and having been so impressed with the impact she was having there, we asked Kelly to advise on the fitting out and decoration of our downstairs toilet. Both are now complete and we are absolutely thrilled to bits with the transformation in each room. We would thoroughly recommend evolve-INTERIORS and are currently planning our next project with Kelly's involvement, and from the very initial stages this time!

Bespoke made soft furnishings using designers fabrics will compliment your scheme beautifully.

Panaz Celeste curtains and Soft furnishings in a residential school. These curtains are antiligature using Yewdale tracks beneath the Pelmets

Lee Jenkins

Ali Framil Photography

Schmidt Loughton

This Shaker Kitchen has been given a modern twist. By using a modern handle, cornice and pelmet this traditional door give a clean modern look. We used storage solutions to make the most of the space available, to maximise the usable area. As you can see in the images we used two corner solution where all baskets are able to come out of the cabinet for complete access to all the storage space.

Guy Farrow

Nigel Davies - www.nigeldavies.co.uk

Lee Jenkins

Soft cornice valance with gathered pelmet using same fabric. Valance has soft bottom shape and contrast drapery panels.

This living room was designed to be a welcoming area for guests into the apartment. We chose not to use overly bright colors here, but neutral colors will pops of bright hues. The feature wall is clad in a white marble tile contrasted with strips of mirror and brass strips. The furniture is custom made and in a theme of grey, beige and blue. The coffee table is cluster of three round gold glass top tables of varying heights. A trio of gold metal decor pieces decorate the wall above the sofa on the right. This room has a balcony attached and we chose to mount the split AC on a custom made wood pelmet which conceals the curtain rods.