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Sloped ceilings can add character to a space, but they also come with design challenges—especially in residential developments and commercial projects where every square metre counts. The key is to turn these architectural quirks into standout design features. In a recent project in Surrey, we worked with the natural shape of the room to create a bedroom that feels both functional and inviting. Positioning the twin beds against the lower part of the slope maximised the available space without making the room feel cramped. A bold geometric feature wall helps to visually widen the space, bringing balance and cohesion to the design. Natural light was another priority—strategically placed windows and a skylight keep the room bright during the day, while a layered lighting scheme ensures warmth and comfort in the evening. An unused corner has been transformed into a stylish reading nook, and a statement chandelier adds a refined, luxurious touch. For developers and property investors, details like these make a real difference. Smart spatial planning not only enhances the experience of a space but also adds value to a project. Whether it’s a residential development, hotel, or commercial space, well-executed interior design ensures that every inch is used to its full potential. If you’re working on a project with tricky layouts or challenging spaces, let’s talk about how we can help. #CommercialInteriors #PropertyDevelopment #ArchitecturalDesign #InteriorArchitecture #SpaceOptimisation #LuxuryInteriors #BespokeDesign #ResidentialDevelopments #HotelInteriors #AJInteriors

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Sally Smith

Creative Director at Gilly Nicolson Ltd

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Beautiful, such a lovely project to work on with you.

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