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Interior Design in Knutsford

The Georgian and Victorian brick buildings along King Street and Princess Street give Knutsford’s centre much of its character. A country home just outside town can offer a different setting, but Ingrid starts with the same questions about how the rooms relate to each other and what will make them feel at home in the building.

 

Oak Cottage dining room near Knutsford, with a dark timber table, cream upholstered chairs and smoked-glass lighting.


Oak Cottage: Personal Details and Bespoke Lighting
 

At Oak Cottage near Knutsford, a dark timber table, cream upholstered chairs and smoked-glass lighting set the scene for long, relaxed lunches. In the study, an antique desk and chair inherited from the client’s late mother guided the choice of timber for the new cabinetry and warm rust tones for the textiles.

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Oak staircase with recessed step lights and a chandelier reflected in an antiqued mirror.
Handcrafted glass pendants hang at staggered heights beside the staircase at Oak Cottage near Knutsford.

The three-storey hallways had no natural light.

Ingrid developed the arrangement for an eight-metre chandelier handcrafted by Aldit, using an antiqued mirror wall to reflect it along the staircase.

Concealed lighting picks up the texture of the handwoven wallcovering, while wall lights add softer pools of light through the hallways.


Discuss your Knutsford project
 

If you’re renovating in Knutsford or the surrounding countryside, get in touch with Ingrid about the rooms you’d like to rethink. Explore Ingrid’s interior design services or see the other locations she covers.

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