Houzz Tour: Park Town House A Queen Gets a Makeover eclectic

Houzz Tour: Park Town House A Queen Gets a Makeover eclectic - When Sacha Berger and her husband decided to redesign their homes in the park of the Queen of London, they determined that it would reflect their eclectic personality.

Sacha, who runs his own company and vintage chandelier interior design, Honey Bee, was in charge of the project and on creating a light, bright family home that would take too seriously. "We wanted it to be a friendly place where we can receive family and friends, but with two children, it was important for us that it did not look too grown up or, Sacha said.

Lots of storage and a mash-up of modern, opulent styles is the key to Sacha eclectic system that features a mix of investment pieces and eBay finds. When they bought the house, it has not been touched for 40 years so that the family has lived off-site for six months while renovations were carried out. The result is a beautiful contemporary family home full of personality and changing, just like the family living there.

Houzz at a glance
who lives here Sacha Berger Bee Interiors, her husband and their two children
location Queen's Park, northwest London
Size 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
designer Sacha Berger

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Sacha designed the eclectic lounge around the custom pink Tann Rokka sofa " it was an investment piece, so I really wanted the scheme to work around it, "Sasha said. "Ultimately, I decided to embrace it and go with the bright colors that really make the room a fun space to spend time. The colored glaze pulls the whole look and is a clean Sacha The Vintage Chandelier Company.

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The pouf custom was another investment buy, but Sacha is a firm believer in mixing up: "I like to include investment items with cheap purchases from the Internet," says Sacha. "It creates a much more eclectic look and it's nice when different models in conflict." Sacha wanted to keep the neutral walls and used the Dulux paint in Timeless to create the look. The black sofa is BoConcept.

The office was one of the purchases and eBay Sacha costs £ 180, and she discovered the base of the lamp in a local antique shop.

Sacha wanted to make the most of the dead space that leads to the kitchen , decided to create a feature wall using the Dovetail paint Farrow & Ball. "I wanted the limited edition painting Mary Anstell to create a juxtaposition with the modern buffet," says Sacha. "The frame of the painting was originally gold, but I wanted it to look more shabby chic, so I sprayed white."

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'This room tends to prove that I did not mind me going for cheap discoveries - gray sofa is Tesco says Sacha. "The color taupe matched perfectly with the kitchen and I wanted it to be a room that got used a lot of seats.
Sacha finished the look with a light box Neon The Vintage Chandelier Company and dramatic style retro pendant lights from John Lewis.

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light filters in the kitchen of a large window during the summer months and Sacha chose a glass table and chairs made of transparent plastic to keep the light of sense of room and airy. She customized the deer head with Swarovsky crystals for dramatic effect, but glamorous.

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"I wanted to have the kitchen a little more of an industrial feel to it, "Sasha said. "I find the storage unit on eBay and decided to make a feature wall with lights and reproduction Damien Hirst -. We like a little bling and I'm really pleased with the way this area has worked on

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in the bathroom of children Sacha decided to mix styles again :. 'This is my outlet for a shabby chic - it is a small room - it should be light and this style fits perfectly, said Sacha

Honey Bee Interiors

Sacha completed the look with more bargain finds. The President and pitcher are Kempton antiques market and costs about £ 5 each.

Honey Bee Interiors

"I wanted to create a boutique hotel look to the master bedroom, "says Sacha. "We have a very large TV above the fireplace and we wanted the room to feel luxurious. To get the look, Sasha used her favorite color of paint, Farrow & Ball ramps. The lamp is Graham Greene and as the deer head and Sacha made the cushions myself. The bed is BoConcept.

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chimney adorned offsets the modern element to the room: "I do not want to look at the room is too modern or too flowery, Sacha said. "My main goal is to mix.

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Sacha wanted make the bathroom en suite an extension of the room so it has no door. She chose the ornate mirror for its artistic qualities as it is visible from the bedroom. "It's small bathroom, so I wanted to make a feature so the bathroom looks like part of the bedroom.

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daughter Sacha five years is quite a girlie girl, so she wanted her room to reflect this, hence the pink color. 'I love the Laura Ashley wallpaper toille "says Sacha. "I'm not a fan of wallpaper of children as such is a good way to get the right look without being too childish." Sacha bought the Toys R Us dollhouse and personalized to the using Farrow & Ball paint.

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over his seven years of his room -old son, Sacha decided to create a blank canvas. "There are touches of color as the carpet Ace space and wall stickers of the Swedish company ink, but I wanted to create a piece that he can put his own stamp on as it grows, says Sacha.

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Honey Bee Interiors

the garden is quite small, Sacha wanted the kitchen to feel like an extension of this area. The glass doors fold back to create a bright and welcoming in summer, but it installed plantation shutters to avoid feeling too cold food in winter. Sacha was inspired by Morocco when it came to its soft furnishings and bought large velvet cushions and Graham Greene.

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