After flooding damaged the ground floor of a Georgian village home, the clients were left with a blank canvas. With plastered walls and a new kitchen due to be built, they needed to finalise colour choices for cabinetry, walls, woodwork, and ceilings.
Isobel walked through the space with them, considering light, function, and mood in each room. The couple had previously struggled to align their personal tastes and the home's character, but Isobel quickly grasped how to bring everything together.
She addressed darker areas of the house and helped incorporate colours the client loved but hadn’t dared use. Drawing from multiple paint suppliers, she proposed a nuanced palette that felt fresh yet timeless.
Together, they finalised a cohesive scheme for the entire ground floor. The client left the session joyful and energised, confident in a vision that respected the home’s heritage while reflecting their unique aesthetic.
