Close-up of a bathroom vanity with a round white sink, gold faucet, a bottle of hand soap, a small dish with soap, and a decorative flower arrangement in a white vase, with a mirror and towels in the background. 
WYLDLEIGH HOME

Interior Design

This home is designed for a young family seeking both comfort and character: spaces that feel deeply personal yet quietly elevated. The brief called for a considered blend of classical elements and modern touches, with a willingness to embrace colour in unexpected places. In the bathrooms, rich green panelled walls and brass tapware offer a fresh reinterpretation of heritage style, while curved forms and fluted details lend a contemporary softness.

A framed replica of Vermeer’s "Girl with a Pearl Earring" on a light green wall, next to a round terracotta planter with white markings, on a white ledge above a beige textured tile wall with a gold flush plate featuring two round buttons.
Close-up of a bathroom door with a gold-colored doorknob and lock, partially open revealing a shower area with a showerhead and a glass door, and a window with frosted glass nearby.
Kitchen cabinets with beige doors and gold handles, part of a kitchen with an oven on the left.
Bathroom vanity with a white vertical ribbed vessel sink, a gold faucet, a soap dispenser, and a tray with soap and brushes. Mirror above the vanity, green paneled wall, white cabinet base, and a door reflected in the mirror.
Bathroom with a large arched mirror above a white vanity with a vessel sink, gold fixtures, and minimalist decor including a small clay pot, a soap dish, and towel rack on the right.

Photography by Stone & Oak Building Co