The open space accommodates a working station, dining room, a grand piano, a small living room, a larger living room and a kitchen. The ground floor also includes a cloakroom and utility room, as well as a back garden with sitting and dining areas. There was enough space to separate the working area from the living area but the designer's choice was to integrate them. The white high gloss finish cupboard matches the base of the dining table, designed by herself. In the living area, a large 3D sofa is placed at its centre. It was made in white leather to contrast with the very dark navy cotton velvet of the ottoman and cushions. The zebra printed cow hides make the link between the sofa and the black grand piano. For the whole scheme a neutral palette has been chosen, having white as the main colour in order to enhance the architecture of the building. In the master bedroom, the arc-shaped niche was transformed into an extra dressing room and received mirror doors to reflect the timber beams across the ceiling.