Architecture and interior design thread

I work in e-comm, we’ve already done this with a third party service, I'm surprised they haven't too (maybe the cost/ROI is too much).

it's my* idea!

*monetise me daddy

looking for a brass letterbox / slot that will mount on the outside of a wooden front door with the slot opening outwards into the street

along the lines of

anywhere in london that i can go into a shop and see a selection of different types ? i guess a local hardware shop but they are few and far between these days

There are still actually plenty, you're not East anymore are you?

still in stratford

The possibly joke named Poole & Waite in Clerkenwell.

before anyone asks, it's slim aarons

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anyone got a wardrobes pinterest board ? I'm specifically looking for other examples of in-alcove wardrobes like this, in a bedroom

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No wardrobe Pinterest here, but I like those lamps.
Wonder if the placement is optimised though.

Nice.

Is if you want to read jazz mags in bed.

aye ano ! that's why I'm trying to find other takes on the same idea (particularly showing internals, so I can copy them)

Any recommendations for good online resources for rear extension inspiration? Pinterest isn't really doing it for me.

I haven’t read a jazz mag for years. They used to be hidden in bin bags in brambles/undergrowth round our way

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NLA don’t move improve lists ?

What’s your vibe?

Do you get uncommon projects in the provinces?

thanks - will take a look for inspo

what do we think about this - cosy or claustrophobic?

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Annoying! No place for anything bedside related - clock, book, phone etc.

Charlotte Perriand for Les Arcs

yeah - inclined to agree. I like the first pics I posted because of the bedside table but if I was to go for that scheme, the wardrobes would be significantly more shallow and so compromise storage. am erring towards the bedside table scheme though, as storage not paramount (because it is only for the secondary bedroom.)

I wonder if you could put a little cut out into the side of the deeper wardrobes in scheme 2, to give you some phone/book/coffee space - expect this is v tricky otherwise they'd have done it on the above house (which had the money gun shot at it)

will talk through internal schemes with the joiner

Hut architecture- De Beauvoir house has these

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Proctor and Shaw have some nice examples of cabinetry