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After the chaos of half term, muddy boots and endl

After the chaos of half term, muddy boots and endless trips in and out, we are reminded how a hardworking boot room really comes into its own.
We’re particularly fond of using aged slate flooring in spaces like this. Not only does it bring character, but its natural variation and texture are brilliant at hiding a multitude of sins, especially during the muddier months of the year!

Wrapped in the most charming cherry wallpaper, we

Wrapped in the most charming cherry wallpaper, we wanted this bedroom to feel playful and youthful, whilst still being a space that could grow. Collected antiques and soft furnishings bring a lovely mix of old and new, but it’s the quilted eiderdown paired with the rich green bed that we particularly love in this space.

Hallways are so often the forgotten spaces of a ho

Hallways are so often the forgotten spaces of a home, but because they’re places you pass through rather than linger in, they’re the perfect place to be brave, and the impact can be huge.

Sometimes the best thing you can do with a wallpaper you love is keep going! We worked with @fannyshorter on this bespoke design, which has since become part of her collection. Rather than limiting it to one area, we carried the pattern across the landing and down the staircase, creating a lovely sense of continuity throughout the house. We particularly love how you can catch glimpses of it through the glazed doors of the living room.

Who says bold colours can’t be calming? This bedro

Who says bold colours can’t be calming? This bedroom in Emma’s london flat is wrapped in the most wonderful yellow fabric wallpaper by @vescom_bv creating a space that feels warm, cosy and full of character. We particularly love the sculptures by @beckymackenzieceramics which look right at home against the yellow walls.

The starting point for this converted artist’s stu

The starting point for this converted artist’s studio was its incredible double-height space and natural light. With such an open space, we wanted to keep the entrance practical without compromising on how it looked. The gloss-finished cupboards either side of the front door keep everything neatly hidden away - coats in one, and a bar in the other!

We introduced Crittall windows to celebrate the proportions, with blinds embedded within the double glazing to give the principal bedroom privacy and make it feel more cosy when needed.

The sweeping staircase, designed with Saxum brings a softer, more fluid shape against the strong, angular lines of the Crittall windows

We’ve designed our fair share of chalets over the

We’ve designed our fair share of chalets over the years, and the brief always comes back to creating somewhere warm and welcoming to return to after a busy day on the mountains.
At this chalet, timber wraps the room, layered with tactile fabrics, comfortable seating and a roaring fire. Overhead, an Oak Branch chandelier by @richardtaylordesigns finishes the space.

With four chalet projects currently underway across the Alps, there’s plenty more to come.

As we head into the colder, wetter months, boot ro

As we head into the colder, wetter months, boot rooms really start to come into their own. One of the hardest-working spaces in a home, they need to be practical, but that doesn’t mean they can’t look good too.

Bunny shares her thoughts with @houseandgardenuk on how to make the most of a boot room, from clever storage to choosing the right materials and finishes.

Read the full article via the link in our bio.

There’s something lovely about putting as much tho

There’s something lovely about putting as much thought into a guest bedroom as you would your own. We wanted this one to feel warm, comfortable and considered, with a mix of old and new giving it plenty of character.

Our Turner Pocock x @lorfords_contemporary armchair and End of Bed Bench sit alongside antique pieces, creating a room so inviting that guests never want to leave!

Incredible artwork by Jason Thompson from @wsjgall

Incredible artwork by Jason Thompson from @wsjgallery_london takes centre stage in this sitting room, displayed above a grasscloth wrapped sideboard and flanked by bronze verdigris lamps. We love the mix of texture and patina against the soft blue walls.

The Ophelia Wall Lights by @portaromanauk sit against Dix Blue walls by @farrowandball . A sculptural addition that feels more like artwork than lighting.

The pediment-style joinery was designed to give the room plenty of storage without compromising on character. In front, the chairs are upholstered in Hana by @raptureandwright, bringing another layer of pattern and colour into the room.

One attic, three different spaces. In this Grade I

One attic, three different spaces. In this Grade I listed house, we reworked the layout to create a workspace, twin bedroom and bathroom, using glazed screens to divide the spaces while keeping a sense of connection between them.

For the bedroom, we took @schumacher_uk ‘Citrus Garden’ across the walls and ceiling, embracing the original beams along the way.

This 18th century home is packed with bags of char

This 18th century home is packed with bags of character and colour. Our client was hugely inspired by her travels to Mexico, Spain and Sri Lanka, where rich colours are celebrated, it made for the most exciting project and even pushed us, colour enthusiasts, to be bold at every turn.

A room made for the days starting to draw in. With

A room made for the days starting to draw in. With the fire lit, collected pieces personal to the family and layers of pattern and texture, this living room feels particularly inviting at this time of year.

The rug by @peterpagelondon anchors the room, while Jonquil by @edwardbulmerpaint gives the walls a soft warmth and a lovely backdrop for the mix of artwork and furniture.

Photography by @horwoodphoto

A twin bedroom that works just as well for grown-u

A twin bedroom that works just as well for grown-ups as it does for younger guests. We kept the palette relatively neutral, layering soft pattern and texture to make the room feel warm and inviting.

The beds were made bespoke at 110cm wide rather than the standard 90cm - a small change that makes them that bit more generous and comfortable.

Photography by @horwoodphoto

Gone are the days of the dining room being saved f

Gone are the days of the dining room being saved for best. At Bunny’s family home, the big table is put to full use – family dinners, homework, crafting with the kids and everything in between.

The low ceiling makes it wonderfully cosy in the evenings, while plenty of natural light means the room works just as well throughout the day. A proper multi-purpose family space.

This room is full of personal touches and thoughtful details – head to our Stories for a closer look.

Image courtesy of @houseandgardenuk

A closer look at the bathroom in Emmas London flat

A closer look at the bathroom in Emmas London flat, recently featured in @telegraph

Thank you to @bertandmay who kindly gifted the bespoke tiles. Emma used their Colour Studio to create her own combination of pattern and colour, with a porcelain finish that has all the character of an encaustic tile. The result is the most tranquil space to unwind after a busy day in London.

Photos by @paul_whitbread_photo

Blue is often thought of as a cooler colour, but h

Blue is often thought of as a cooler colour, but here at @glenglackcabins it feels anything but.

Bauwerk limewash across the walls and ceiling gives the colour movement and depth, with an almost aged quality that feels very at home in its rural surroundings. We carried the blue through to the cabinetry too, creating a space that feels warm and enveloping.

This kitchen sits within one of five bespoke cabins on the edge of Cally Loch, designed by Turner Pocock for @glenglackcabins

Image courtesy of @houseandgardenuk

A lovely feature in The Telegraph, taking a look i

A lovely feature in The Telegraph, taking a look inside Emma’s London apartment and the story behind its design. A very personal project and, perhaps unusually for Turner Pocock, a relatively restrained one!

Thank you to @telegraph and @busolaevans for the feature. And, of course, to all the brilliant people who helped bring it together - @bertandmay for the bespoke bathroom tiles, @ben_whistler for the banquette seat and @chelsea_construction_company for the building work.

And @lorfords_contemporary for the chairs and headboard, both from our collection with Lorfords Contemporary.

Photos by @paul_whitbread_photo

The full feature is available to read online – link in our bio

A little back-to-school inspiration… We love creat

A little back-to-school inspiration…
We love creating bedrooms that give children a little independence, with dedicated spaces to do homework, draw, read or get lost in a project of their own. A built-in desk makes use of every inch here, with plenty of storage close at hand, and a window seat for when a change of scene is needed.

Tucked away in the grounds of a Berkshire estate,

Tucked away in the grounds of a Berkshire estate, this little hobbit house was built by @blueforest_treehouses and designed as a place for fun and escape.
Inside, we kept things suitably cosy, with natural fabrics, earthy tones and plenty of soft places to settle in around the fire. The perfect spot for a few s’mores and a hot chocolate after a day spent exploring.

Once the family kitchen, this space was reimagined

Once the family kitchen, this space was reimagined as a welcoming entrance hall.
We retained the original terracotta floor, using its warmth as the starting point for the room and introducing further texture through the rug and curtains. Hanging curtains at the door not only helps keep the warmth in during winter, but brings an added softness to the entrance too.

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