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EACH WEEK, WE ask an Irish person with a passion for interiors to share one photo of their favourite spot in their home.
Geri O’Toole Glynn and her husband Cathal moved into their self-build cottage in the Limerick countryside in 2016.
“As an interior designer, when I see a space it flows from my mind,” she says.
“With clients I obviously put my ideas on paper, but for my own home I just pulled things together from my own head.”
This week, Geri (@geri_designs) talked us through her favourite space in her home: her open-plan kitchen and dining room.
I love the double height space as you don’t expect it in our cottage. I love the antique picture I have over the reclaimed oak beam we added to the cottage and the antique antlers also. I love cooking and spending time with the family here in the evenings when we are home from work.
I love a home to feel lived in and have soul and that’s what I achieved here by mixing antiques and new pieces, and adding features like beams.
The lights, which are black-bronze, hanging over the table are from Browsers Interiors, and the dining set and rattan bar stools are too. The kitchen is by Neptune from Browsers Interiors also.
I think it gives a good sense of style because in the rest of our home I have a mix of modern and antique furniture too.
A lot! And I added some fresh flowers for the picture.
Do you have a spot in your home that you’re particularly proud of? Do you enjoy styling the different rooms in your house? Are you always adding and changing little things to make your space stand out? If so, we want to hear from you! Email amy@thejournal.ie with a few lines about yourself and your home for a chance to feature in My Home in One Photo.
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