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Interior Design in Hale

Around Hale station and Ashley Road, late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century buildings give this part of Trafford much of its character. In a period home, Ingrid looks at how details such as the staircase, skirting and cornices give rooms a sense of scale. Lighting and joinery can then make those rooms easier to live in.

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Cascading bronze chandelier beside antiqued mirror panelling on the staircase landing.


Mulberry Lodge and a brighter arrival
 

At Mulberry Lodge, a Victorian home in Hale, Ingrid began with the entrance hall, hallways and staircase. Panelling, tall skirting and substantial cornices give the entrance definition. A cascading bronze chandelier and antiqued mirror bring light and depth to the stairwell, while the pale porcelain floor helps brighten the way in.

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Mulberry Lodge, utility and boot-room gallery view with integrated seat.
Utility room at Mulberry Lodge in Hale, with taupe cabinetry, brass fittings, a white farmhouse sink and a herringbone splashback.


Making room for family life
 

The second phase took in the utility room, playroom and study.

Combining the former utility and bathroom made room for a boot and laundry space, with bespoke cabinetry for coats, shoes and the things a family needs to put away every day.

The finishes carry through from the entrance, giving the practical rooms a connection to the rest of the house.


Discuss your Hale project
 

If you’re considering changes to a period home in Hale or rethinking the rooms your family uses most, get in touch with Ingrid to discuss the possibilities. Explore Ingrid’s interior design services or see the other locations she covers.

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