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Interior Design in Prestbury

The timber-framed Priest’s House is a familiar part of Prestbury’s village centre. Ingrid’s Prestbury projects tell different stories, from a cottage the owner had known since childhood to a former farm building with room for a generous kitchen and living space. In each home, Ingrid starts by finding out what the owners value about it and where the layout could serve them better.

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The Willows and a new chapter for a childhood home
 

At The Willows, the client returned to their childhood cottage after their children had grown up. Ingrid worked with the architect and builder on the interiors as the extension and revised layout brought the kitchen, dining and sitting areas together. Glazing brings daylight into the open plan, while oak and warm neutrals soften it. A compact oak workspace can be closed behind sliding doors at the end of the day.

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dark kitchen cabinetry with brass accents in an open-plan room


The Upton and a kitchen made for company
 

At The Upton, cooking and conversation needed to happen in the same space.

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Recessing the full-height blue cabinets into the wall gave the kitchen a quieter profile, leaving the island, dining table and seating to define how the room is used.


Planning changes to your Prestbury home
 

If you’re working out how to connect rooms or bring an extension into the rest of the house, talk to Ingrid about the changes you have in mind. You can also explore her interior design services or see the other locations she covers.

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