Being makers of bespoke furniture, we work with veneers on a daily basis, creating real wood finishes that often leave people guessing what is solid wood and what is a cleverly disguised piece of plywood.
Converted properties have provided us with some of the most unique, intriguing and charming living spaces all over the World. There’s a certain mystery and magic about taking a building (or structure) that was never intended to be lived in and transforming it into a home.
With Pantone announcing it’s colour of 2017 as Greenery, it would seem now is the perfect time to bring the outside in, and purposefully collide exterior with interior to create a home that’s both elegant and playful with an outdoorsy feeling of freshness.
Barbara Genda talks to The Resident about remodelling a Richmond property to create a simple, stylish family home that mixes beauty with functionality.
KBB’s article features the transformation of one couple’s Victorian terrace property into a stunning contemporary home.
Pronounced ‘hoo-gah’, hygge is a simple and refreshing concept of living cosily, it’s set to take over the world – and we couldn’t be happier about it!
In this useful article, read Barbara’s comments about creating additional storage in small rooms. Whether your space is being used for work, rest or play, it’s important to find innovative and new ways to store all your possessions
Barbara Genda describes how she helped to turn three flats in an industrial warehouse into one luxury city penthouse. One floor became a bedroom and bathroom suite with two dressing rooms, taking into consideration the building’s industrial origins.
Find out how Barbara helped one family make the clever transition from a characterful Edwardian property to a contemporary new build.
This insightful article features the makeover of a tricky bathroom space in a Bedfordshire barn conversion.
With the change of the season ahead it’s the perfect opportunity to reorganise your home and have a refresh of your home before the winter months set in.
This article focuses specifically on bedrooms and how to make the most of small spaces. This is when clever storage solutions, from an expert like Barbara, can make all the difference.
If you’re considering focusing on wood in your interior scheme, then this article is a must-read. Versatile and recyclable, the use of real wood is a popular choice in interior design and Barbara shares examples of where it has successfully worked in her designs.
Barbara Genda shares her top tips to consider when choosing bespoke fitted wardrobes. From the positioning of the bed to working in small spaces, Barbara takes you through the all-important things to think about.
Barbara Genda shares her vision for this Edwardian townhouse in Belgravia. With a third child on the way, the family wanted functional yet appealing innovative storage solutions throughout the property.
In this revealing article, Barbara shares how she put her design skills to use on her own Edwardian property, transforming it from a 1950s relic to a stylish family home.
Barbara shares insider tips on how to bring a vibrant colour palette to your home. Florals are a focus in this article and Barbara tells you how to balance these in your space so they look stylish, not garish!
Barbara Genda shares her thoughts on shaping your home around the way you live and the people living there. Her approach to furniture design is to dig deep and look at how clients really use their space, before she creates the perfect, bespoke solution.
Ever wondered what it’s really like to be a furniture designer? Read on as Barbara Genda reveals all. Managing a successful business, running a home and bringing up two children takes organisation and skill.
If you’re already working from home, or need to create a home office, then this article is a must-read!
Barbara Genda shares how she created a French-inspired en-suite bathroom in a Victorian townhouse in Chelsea. Cleverly enhancing the space of this L-shaped room, Barbara created much-needed additional storage that can be moved around or updated as needed.
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In the first instance, we need to understand your needs, your space and your budget. So let’s talk. Our team will then put their heads together to come up with unique design solutions to fit you and your home.
