Harbour House in the heart of Courttown, County Wexford was a real labour of love for the clients. The aim here was for me to give it a facelift which wouldn’t cost a fortune, but would revamp the appearance of the building and make it even more inviting to visitors…

I changed the accent colour of the pointing on the house from black to a soft grey.
I installed window shutters and a much more flattering and effective front door entrance. I advised on the plants/pots etc for the exterior…

All of these modifications gave it an East Coast American/Hamptons feel, which works very well in the coastal environment of the area.

The Hall, stairs and landing were transformed by hanging a fabulous wallcovering which is also extremely hardwearing. I put Anaglypta below the dado/chair rail to restore the period feel to the building. The carpeting was replaced and the lighting fixtures too.

A complete decluttering was required. The owners were so enthuasiatic and really embraced the changes…

I recomended new paint colours everywhere, new bed linens and artwork to complete the transormation.

Paint Colour Selections

Exterior Paint Trim colour & Front Door Colour

Devine “Rain”

Room 2

Walls: Farrow & Ball “Middleton Pink No.245″
Woodwork: Farrow & Ball “Offwhite No.3″

Room 3

Walls: Farrow & Ball “Offwhite No.3″
Woodwork: Farrow & Ball “Green Blue No.8c”

Room 4

Walls: Devine “Reef”
Woodwork: Farrow & Ball ” London Stone No.6″

Rooms 5 & 6

Walls: Farrow & Ball “Teresa’s Green No 236″
Woodwork: Farrow & Ball ” London Stone No.6″

Room 7

Walls: Colortrend “Brooklyn Mist”
Woodwork: Farrow & Ball “Dimity No 2008″

Room 9

Walls: Farrow & Ball “Calamine No 230″
Woodwork: Farrow & Ball “Dimity No 2008″

Room 10

Walls: Farrow & Ball “Calamine No 230″
Woodwork: Colortrend “Stoneridge”

Room 11

Walls: Colortrend Historic “Milkteeth”
Woodwork: Farrow & Ball “Teresa’s Green No 236″

Contact me at design@graniamurray.com for pricing or samples.