From your floor plan to finishes and details
Explore the decisions that turn a reference interior into your own project: a floor plan, room layout, finishes and the details to confirm with our team.
About this film.
Explore the decisions that turn a reference interior into your own project: a floor plan, room layout, finishes and the details to confirm with our team.
The agreed drawings, materials, product scope and destination arrangements define your own order.
What you see in this video
Sampled moments in the film. Times are approximate landmarks.
- 0:00
A red-lit display niche and a sculptural seat introduce the room’s visual character. The decorative detail is a style reference rather than a technical specification.
- 0:04
A curved island and surrounding kitchen display show how colour and shape can form a strong focal point within a larger room.
- 0:08
The view shifts to a kitchen work area and then a wider island arrangement, making circulation and the relationship between surfaces visible.
- 0:16
A technical drawing appears on a computer screen. This marks a change from choosing a visual direction to working through detailed information.
- 0:24
Visitors discuss samples before a close view of a sink and worktop. The closing sequence returns to the details a buyer can identify and question.
Why it matters for your project
A striking display is most useful when you can explain which part you want to keep and which part must change for your own room. Start with the layout and access, then coordinate colours, finishes and service interfaces rather than treating a screen image as a ready-to-build plan. The drawing and sample discussion helps record those decisions, while your final approval should identify the exact dimensions, materials and installation scope.
Questions about this film
Can I copy the island dimensions from this film?
No. Send your measured room and preferred island shape, then check circulation, appliance clearances and delivery access with the team before approving the drawing.
Does the sink close-up establish the worktop material?
No. Ask for the worktop’s material reference and relevant product evidence; use the close-up to discuss the sink, tap and surface arrangement you would like to develop.
Transcript.
Love this space? What would work in yours?
Start with your floor plan. Room to move. Space to get together.
Finishes you can actually compare. Then, work through the details.
Our team helps you work through each choice.
Renovating? Send your floor plan. Tell us what you would change.