Our Design Process

When it comes to creating a home that truly reflects your personality and lifestyle, custom furniture design stands out as the ultimate solution. At ABP Interiors, we specialise in crafting bespoke furniture that seamlessly integrates with your space and style, offering an unparalleled level of customisation and sophistication. In this blog post, we'll delve into the benefits of custom furniture, the types of pieces we offer, and how our design process works.

Why do we have a design process? Having a design process ensures clarity, efficiency, and quality in every project. It helps in understanding our client needs, developing creative solutions, and ensuring that the final outcome aligns perfectly with you expectations.

Planning is key to a beautiful and functional kitchen. It takes time, research, and sometimes the help of a professional, like A Blind Pash Interiors, to ensure you get everything exactly the way you want it. Your kitchen, needs to not only look great, it must be functional. It’s imperative that your kitchen be a room you enjoy spending time in, regardless of whether you’re cooking or cleaning. The kitchen is an important room in a home, so if you find the prospect of carrying out a kitchen renovation completely overwhelming, maybe start by compiling a list of ideas and specific items you would like in your new kitchen. The classic ‘work triangle’ usually works very effectively for thinking about the layout. This refers to the positioning of the sink, stove, and refrigerator in a triangular pattern.

One of our favored services involves assisting clients in selecting, supplying, and managing the installation of their window coverings. Beyond practical benefits like privacy and light control, window coverings such as curtains, blinds, or plantation shutters can significantly enhance a space's aesthetics. Deciding where and when to use them and choosing the right fabric may not always be straightforward. However, we provide some tips below. Purpose and Function The first question to consider is the purpose of the window covering. Is it meant to: Completely block out light at night. Filter sunlight or glare from a west-facing window in the afternoon. Ensure privacy from overlooking neighbors. Conceal an unattractive view. Improve energy efficiency and retain heat. Plantation shutters can be quite versatile. For instance, in bathrooms where privacy is paramount, they are an excellent choice. The louvres allow you to regulate the light, providing complete privacy when closed. Moreover, if you need to obscure an unsightly view or where frosted glass is necessary, they offer a sleek and streamlined look.

SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY ON POOR DECISIONS Interior designers can help you in many ways besides making your space look better. They can save you money and time. They know what works and what doesn't in design, which helps avoid costly mistakes. They can help you choose materials that fit your budget and needs. They also manage the project and solve problems, saving you time and stress. With a professional at your side, you can confidently make decisions knowing that every choice is a step towards creating your dream home.

Throw blankets aren't just for keeping warm; they're an essential part of your home's decor. They can add a splash of color, texture, and personality to any room. Here's how you can style your throw blanket to enhance your home's aesthetic. Selecting a throw blanket When selecting a throw blanket, consider the color scheme and style of your room. A contrasting color can make the throw stand out, while a complementary color can help it blend in with your decor. Consider the material as well; a chunky knit blanket adds a cozy feel, while a silk or velvet throw adds a touch of luxury. Positioning the Throw Blanket How you position your throw blanket can significantly alter the room's look. For a casual look, drape it loosely over the back or arm of a sofa. For a more formal appearance, fold it neatly and place it at the foot of a bed or across an ottoman.

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The connection between indoors and outdoors has become more important to us in our homes since COVID, as our homes have become our personal sanctuaries. Your outdoor area can be just as fabulous as the interiors. The variety of outdoor furniture and fabrics has greatly expanded in recent years. Outdoor Furniture Here are a couple of our favorite furniture suppliers: Fermob is a French outdoor furniture manufacturer, that creates innovative, clever, practical and fun outdoor furniture, filling your world with colour. With 23 colours, there is something for everyone.