A family home living room renovation in Hartley Wintney – a seamless, fully managed transformation by Marshels. Client: Private homeowner in Hartley Wintney Interior Designer: Elizabeth Designs Project Type: Room renovation, heating and electrical upgrades, plastering, flooring, joinery and decoration Date: Completed March 2026 | Hallway completed previously Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Background & Challenge The homeowners…
DetailsThe kitchen is one of the most important rooms in any home. From preparing meals and spending time with family to entertaining guests, it needs to be practical, comfortable and suited to your lifestyle. However, an outdated layout, worn cabinetry or tired finishes can make the space feel less inviting and harder to use. A…
DetailsWe’re pleased to share that our recent living room renovation in Hartley Wintney has been featured in an editorial article in the Farnham Herald, alongside our latest advert. It’s a project we really enjoyed, so here’s a closer look at the work. The room is the heart of a much-loved family home, with leaded windows…
DetailsWe’re pleased to share that our restoration of the Farnham Herald building has been featured in a recent editorial article in the paper, alongside our advert. It’s a project we’re proud of, so here’s a closer look at the work. The Farnham Herald building has stood on Farnham’s high street for well over a century,…
DetailsChoosing the right paint colour can transform how a room looks and feels, but the direction a room faces can have a surprisingly significant effect on how colours appear. North-facing rooms generally receive cooler, less consistent natural light and can often feel darker than rooms that benefit from regular direct sunlight. That does not mean…
DetailsRestoring an Edwardian bathroom is about more than choosing traditional looking sanitaryware. The best results come from understanding the character of the period, identifying what remains of the original room and then combining those details with the comfort and practicality expected from a modern bathroom. Whether you have inherited original tiles and fittings or are…
DetailsFew decorating problems are more frustrating than seeing paint peeling off the wall you’ve recently decorated. Whether it’s small flakes around a window, bubbling patches on a ceiling or large sections lifting away from the surface, peeling paint doesn’t just look unsightly – it often indicates an underlying issue that needs addressing before redecorating. Fortunately,…
DetailsThe hallway is often the first area people see when entering your home, yet it’s frequently overlooked when it comes to interior design. Whether you’re working with a spacious entrance hall or a compact corridor, the right wallpaper can completely transform the space, adding personality, warmth and visual interest. From bold statement designs to subtle…
DetailsSmall living rooms can often feel cramped, dark, or difficult to style, especially if natural light is limited. However, the right paint colours, finishes, and decorating techniques can completely transform how your space feels. Whether you want a brighter lounge, a more spacious feel to your open-plan living area, or a cosy snug that still…
DetailsRestoring a historic property is a rewarding but highly regulated process. Whether you’re a homeowner or managing a heritage asset, understanding the legal requirements and best practices for a listed building renovation is essential. From navigating permissions to selecting the right materials, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know to approach…
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