An Edwardian Home Plays With Light and Dark

A white backdrop was necessary to give the room a feeling of organized zen. Joinery and walls were painted in Dulux Natural White and a white Vola tap stands out.

In the private bedroom, darker colors add to a feeling of comfort and sleepiness. A wall piece by Justine Ashbee hangs just opposite the door. An Eames RAR chair provides just the right balance of comfort and simplicity.

The Edwardian era in design brought more natural light and clean lines, but still contained a lot of the Victorian influence. Here, it appears that Meme Design paid homage to the Edwardian style by making flowery patterns and soft light key elements in the bedroom.

Bathroom walls and floors were done in an Endura Render Finish in Blanco. By choosing white fixtures and sinks, the bathroom feels clean and organized, a desirable luxury in a house with children.

Simple lines are used in the bathroom to create a sense of serenity. Strong materials are paired with light-feeling fixtures and details to provide a balanced contrast in weight.

Throughout the home, Vola taps, in a bright white, are signature pieces that stand out. From the kitchen to the bathroom, the taps are one way the designers kept the bathroom style consistent to the rest of the home.

Not only did the firm need to carve out enough bedrooms to fit the growing family's needs, they also needed to consider the amount of shared space needed. One of the biggest challenges was creating these shared spaces, including two bathrooms, without compromising spaciousness in other areas.