Skandium offers a wide variety of space solutions for corporate clients, such as reception, meeting and conference areas for different work places. We help creating environments for the hotel and restaurant industry, creating light, simple, inviting space identities. Our work includes colour schemes, wall decorations, floor coverings, window textiles, sourcing furniture and lighting, tableware, accessories and much more. The overall aim is to visualise the clients corporate identity and to deliver a better business environment. For private clients, we work around the individual's personality and needs, delivering solutions to problem areas, bringing each space in the home to bright and easy living quality. While the Skandium shops have their ambience, our residential interior design service never delivers a set look. It caters for the individual. We deliver advice on how to treat awkwardly shaped rooms or difficult layouts of a house. Source the right lighting to create a mood and add character to the space.

Offer suggestions on wallpaper, paint and floor coverings. Help with modern window dressing without disturbing the overall presentation. Finding furniture in materials which match the existing environment best, source art works and antiquities. We find well capable workmen, building materials and handle deliveries and installations. Furniture, lighting, rugs, blinds, fabrics, and accessories sourced through Skandium are very well combined with many styles of different periods. Our goods are always well made and comfortable, making a good investment, providing a great everyday living quality. For interior design service please contact Christina Schmidt. Living in a Mansion block The client of this project is a professional couple without children.The space is a rented 2 bedroom flat in a Victorian Mansion block which had to be furnished without doing any general decoration to the space. The aim was to give a conventional space a slightly unconventional touch, not using fixed 'sets' of furniture but mix a variety of styles within the modernist ranges to bring out a personal flavour, working with the specific features and fixtures of the space.

Modern Living in Kensington The starting point was a derelict space, a large one room with balcony. The lowered ceiling was removed to show off the beautiful original features. The bedroom flooring built in with a kitchen installed underneath and a shower above, in conjunction to the sleeping area. The base colour of walls was kept white as not to break up the limited space even more. The windows towards balcony taken out and folding windows from floor to ceiling installed with restored balcony flooring, the outdoor space became a terrace, adding to the internal floorspace a sense of generosity.hitman curtains down prop gun The furniture chosen had to reflect an artistic owner with a very personal sense of style. curtain alterations in redditchEach item was carefully selected to suit the person and the space.tab top sailcloth curtains

A Home in Islington This is a Regency style property, owned by a young professional couple with 3 small children. The house was a more or less blank canvas at starting point with furniture often placed out of context. The wall colour for the entrance and stairway was chosen to keep a light, uplifting character as this is a home with young children. The aim was to give each room warmth and personality without overdecorating it and to adapt to the style of the building.eclipse suede thermaback blackout panel curtains review The children's rooms where kept in similar, light base colours to give an even flow between the rooms. jcpenney magnetic curtain rodThe bedroom is a relatively large room which was toned down with a darker wallpaper to give a sense of warmth and embrace.kohls curtain holdbacks

For the living room, we designed a small coffee table, fitting to the dimensions of the room and to tie in the various furniture in the room. The kitchen/TV area is both simple and stylish, able to accommodate parents and children in a comfortable way. A 1980's new build, with kitchen already in place when the project started. The wallpaper in hallway, bed and dressing room were chosen to bring an unexpected attribute to a neutral space. curtains karoriWoodnotes partitions where installed in the bedroom along the window walls, keeping a light atmosphere to an otherwise dark bedroom with low ceiling, disguising the unsightly outside. The living room got light, one layered linen curtains, adding softness to the room. The modern furniture was chosen to fit each room, merging well with a few antique pieces. The outdoor furniture had to go harmoniously with the style indoors. A rented one bedroom accommodation occupied by professional couple.

Instead of carpeting, sisal was installed in hallway, living room and bedroom to give the rooms a better flow and lighter, more natural character. The furniture had to be small in scale to keep the space fluid and easily manageable which is why Artek furniture and a small version of the Knoll Saarinen table with small Tongue chairs by Arne Jacobsen were used. These pieces are both timeless and stylish and work in all type of homes, especially those with limited floorspace. Since storage was not part of the flat, side units where installed along the walls to provide enough storage space and to keep all unwanted items and clothing well tucked away, leaving the rooms neat and tidy and well in proportion. Ready Made Curtain is an adjustable curtain kit, which has been designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, in collaboration with Kvadrat. Simple and elegant, Ready Made Curtain is based on minimal components. Each kit contains two wooden wall fixings, pegs, a hanging cord, and an opaque or translucent curtain textile.