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Outhouse & Cloakroom

LocationPinner
SpacesGuest Outhouse & Cloakroom
ServiceFull Interior Design

The brief

An unused outbuilding with little character of its own. The brief was to turn it into a sanctuary for guests — somewhere that felt like a natural extension of the house, not an afterthought at the bottom of the garden.

The approach

Practicality came first: considered storage, a dresser for getting ready, mirrors placed to draw in natural light, and a dedicated spot for luggage alongside a quiet corner for reading and unwinding. Wallpaper was introduced through the main space to add texture and warmth, with a layout designed so guests wake up to the garden view beyond.

The cloakroom presented its own challenge — a small, narrow footprint. Rather than fight the space, I leaned into it: a botanical wall mural, drawn from the same palette as the outhouse, creates the illusion of a much bigger room and gives guests a little world to get lost in.

The result

A guest space that feels welcoming, considered, and unmistakably part of the home it belongs to.

Before

Where we started

The guest room before renovation, filled with packing boxes, suitcases and wrapped furnitureBefore
Another view of the outhouse before renovation, cluttered with moving boxes and covered furnitureBefore
The cloakroom before renovation, an empty unfinished space with a boxed vanity unitBefore

Let’s shape your next chapter together.

Whether you’re taking the first steps towards a whole-home transformation or refining a single sanctuary space, we’d love to hear your story. Book an initial consultation and let’s explore how we can bring your vision to life.

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