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EACH WEEK, WE ask someone based in Ireland with a passion for interiors to share one photo of their favourite spot in their home.
Sinead Bride, a trained interior designer, lives with her husband and three children in Co Laois.
“Interior design is something I’ve loved all my life,” she says.
This week, Sinead (@sorelle.home) shares a bedroom makeover she worked on for a very important client indeed – herself.
We built our home 20 years ago and never really put any effort into our bedroom, wardrobe and en suite, so I am delighted to finally have a bedroom to be proud of.
My favourite part is the amount of storage space I have in my walk-in wardrobe. At long last, everything is behind doors and tidied away. I used every inch of space and have a home for everything now.
My aim was to create a luxurious feel, alongside great storage, natural light and make to best use of the space. The ceilings are very low in areas and head-height is compromised, but the best use was made of the space.
There was no tidying involved as it’s honestly very easy keep this room clean now that everything has a home.
If I could change anything it would be the ceiling height in the compromised areas, but otherwise I’m happy with it.
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