Kitchen
- To have a combined cooker with oven and hob rather than an eye-level cooker to allow for maximum work surface possible.
- To have a double oven instead of a single one so that she can predominantly use the top one when just cooking for herself and not have to bend down too far, but have the option of a second oven for when friends and family come to visit.
- To have a combined fridge freezer to allow for maximum storage space in the small kitchen.
- To have the sink underneath the window, so she can look out over the courtyard.
- To have wall cupboards to provide extra storage space.
- To move the washing machine next to the door so that it is no longer a focal point of the kitchen when entering.
Bathroom
- To take out the bath and replace it with a shower.
- To include a wall radiator to give extra heat and provide a place to hang towels.
- To move the toilet and sink over a small amount away from the wall to add some extra room.
- To have carpet instead of vinyl flooring.
- To tile the walls from floor to ceiling.
- To decorate the room with a colour scheme to match the curtains.
Bedroom
- To decorate the room with a colour scheme to match the bedcovers.
- Use furniture from her previous home.
After looking at these requirements, I have produced some concept boards for each room being designed. I have looked at colour schemes and a style that is similar to the furnishings she is taking with her.
Client: "I really like the tiles in the top right image and the bottom left image. I like the wooden units too but I don't want them to be too light in colour."
Client: I like the white units because they make the room feel really bright. However I don't like the tiles on the floor, I would prefer carpet as it is softer underfoot."
Client: "These rooms look very spacious and bright, but some of them are too white. I would want the colours to be a bit more cream."
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