The family wing is reserved for the kids and visiting parents.  Here the boys’ rooms are masculine shades of grey and taupe, ceilings have been sloped to give an extra dynamic to the spaces and the walls are adorned with modern veneer pattern wall coverings.  The parents’ bedroom on the other hand is like a little jewellery box, all bright and sparkling…literally!  The walls in this room are hung in a geode glass ball wall covering which transforms the room into the most glamorous bedroom suite when the sun shine in.  A delicate shade of lilac pervades the space used in the velvet headboard, scatter cushions and accent paint colour.  The open plan en suite follows on with the use of sparkling cream wall tiles, a modern glass baroque mirror and an acanthus leaf design heated towel rail.

Finally the guest wing, accessed across a glass bridge over the main entrance hall, is a suite of three very different design bedrooms all with en suite bathrooms plus a ‘guest lounge’.  The lounge is a modern mixture of decorative African pieces from the clients past travels and classic Danish chairs which relate to the clients heritage.  The floor is a smart polished concrete floor in dark grey and the walls are hung with a verdant green veneer wall covering.  This open plan space has vistas across not only the garden but also the entrance hall below.

Guest bedroom 1 is a black and white panelled room, elegant yet playful with its use of mouldings.  There is a black poured concrete floor black silk effect walls and even the bath, placed squarely in the centre of the room, is black and white!  The finishes are luxe, combining leather, silk, velvet and lacquer creating an extraordinary space.  Beyond the bath is the en suite shower room, with its dark polished plaster walls and cool vanity which matches the bath.  Guest bedroom 2 is all curvaceous with a sexy curved wall, fully upholstered from floor to ceiling that runs from the bedroom all the way into the bathroom.  The scheme again makes use of a polished grey concrete floor, this time paired up with a polished plaster wall and super cool gesso leaf gesso wardrobes.  The scheme is complimented with stylish Italian leather bedroom furniture.  The bathroom is an extension of the bedroom and both the shower enclosure as well as the toilet room make great use of the Bisazza silver leaf Murano mosaic, mimicking the silver on the wardrobes.  To one corner there is a small but perfectly formed bath tub with a view out onto the courtyard and above it hangs a chandelier of delicate glass, emulating water droplets.  The last bedroom design is dark and sumptuous with a collage of black and rose gold shades mixed in with the velvet leopard.   The room is dominated by a large round leather bed, surrounded by a rose gold net curtain and dark curved velvet wardrobes.  The en suite feature wall in rose gold ceramic wall tiles highlights the black graphic radiator like a stunning sculpture.