Residential

Country House, Hamont

What we did

A country house in Hamont, finished from the shell inwards by a single team.

Marcotte Style carried out the works, built the joinery and then furnished the open living and dining space completely, from the linen corner sofa to the roman blinds and the lamp on the sideboard.

The approach

Designed in house by our interior architects
Photorealistic 3D before production
Made to measure in our own atelier
Delivered, installed and styled by our own team
One point of contact from A to Z

Images from this project

Living room

Curved grey sofa beside the soapstone wood stove - Country House, Hamont — Curved grey sofa beside the soapstone wood stove

Corner sofa and round oak table at the windows - Country House, Hamont — Corner sofa and round oak table at the windows

The living side is arranged around a soapstone wood stove, with a grey corner sofa and a curved companion piece that keeps the route to the garden doors clear. A quilted boucle pouf and round oak tables sit on a long pile wool rug, and the sofa was upholstered to measure in our own atelier so the corner returns exactly against the wall behind it.

Quilted boucle pouf on a long pile wool rug - Country House, Hamont — Quilted boucle pouf on a long pile wool rug

Cushions on the corner sofa beside an oval oak table - Country House, Hamont — Cushions on the corner sofa beside an oval oak table

Nothing had to be adjusted on site, because the sizes and the colours were fixed before production started.

Dining room

Soapstone stove, oak sideboard and dining table in one room - Country House, Hamont — Soapstone stove, oak sideboard and dining table in one room

Roman blinds and grey curtains above the radiator covers - Country House, Hamont — Roman blinds and grey curtains above the radiator covers

Oak dining table seen along its length under glass pendants - Country House, Hamont — Oak dining table seen along its length under glass pendants

Oak dining table with channel stitched chairs and glass pendants - Country House, Hamont — Oak dining table with channel stitched chairs and glass pendants

Slatted radiator covers with wooden and stone sills - Country House, Hamont — Slatted radiator covers with wooden and stone sills

A solid oak table on a heavy turned base anchors the dining end, with channel stitched wool armchairs and a cluster of smoked glass pendants dropped low over the top. Along the windows, linen roman blinds sit inside the reveals with pleated grey curtains in front, and slatted radiator covers with timber and stone sills close the wall below. Table, sideboard, blinds and curtains were drawn up together and made to measure, then installed and styled by our own team.

Pleated curtain heading beside a linen roman blind - Country House, Hamont — Pleated curtain heading beside a linen roman blind

Grey wool dining armchair against the solid oak table - Country House, Hamont — Grey wool dining armchair against the solid oak table

Solid oak sideboard with drawers over panelled doors - Country House, Hamont — Solid oak sideboard with drawers over panelled doors

Ceramic table lamp with a linen shade on oak - Country House, Hamont — Ceramic table lamp with a linen shade on oak

Folds of the linen roman blind against the curtain - Country House, Hamont — Folds of the linen roman blind against the curtain

Because the whole interior was drawn up in advance, as plans and as photorealistic 3D of these actual rooms, everything lines up. The solid oak of the dining table returns in the sideboard and in the round side tables by the sofa, the wool of the dining armchairs answers the linen of the corner sofa, and the soft greys of the roman blinds and the curtains sit against the pale plaster without a single clash. Nothing had to be adjusted on site, because the sizes and the colours were fixed before production started.

The living side is arranged around a soapstone wood burning stove, with a deep rug, a rounded sofa element and a cluster of smoked glass pendants overhead. The dining side takes a solid oak table on a heavy base with wool armchairs, an oak sideboard behind it and a ceramic lamp for the evening. The window treatments are made to measure throughout, linen roman blinds under full length curtains, cut to the exact reveal.

Designed in house by the Marcotte Style interior architects, made to measure in the company's own atelier, then delivered, installed and styled by the company's own team. One address, one point of contact, one coherent result.