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Beachfront living
comes of age from Outdoor Living & Holiday Home Trends volume 2303
Good architecture needs to be complemented by a well-designed interior. To furnish the Mount Maunganui house in preparation for selling, the owner commissioned The Look – an Auckland team of homestagers.
Designer Sharda Robertson says the contemporary architecture and the beachfront location provided the inspiration for the interior.
"For any project, we read the house to determine what will work best," she says. "Here, we went for a nice, relaxed, beachside living environment, with neutral colours that wouldn't detract from the magnificent views. We included muted marine tones, such as turquoise, and added bright chartreuse accents to bring a tropical feel to the family living area."
The Look not only supplied all the furniture, but also the accessories, including cushions, rugs, lamps, bed linen and kitchen items.
Director Leigh Caughey says the right presentation can directly influence a home's sale price – often increasing this by 5-20%
For details, contact The Look, 20 Maidstone St, Grey Lynn, Auckland 1001, phone (09) 302 2400, fax (09) 302 2404. Email: info@thelook.co.nz. Website: www.thelook.co.nz.
The Look, an Auckland company that specialises in dressing homes for sale, furnished the interior of the Mount Maunganui beach house. A white dining suite complements the contemporary architecture.
White and black furnishings also feature in the formal living room.
First impressions count. The Look director Leigh Caughey says dressing a house with the appropriate furnishings brings out the best aspects of a house, which results in increased buyer awareness and appeal.
Soft tropical colours feature in this corner bedroom.
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