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Ballsbridge Residence by Kingston Lafferty Design

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The Ballsbridge Residence is a large residential interior architecture and design project designed by Dublin-based Kingston Lafferty Design. The brief was to combine the two properties and completely reconfigure the interior space and extension to create a more contemporary, large family home.

Circulation was a key consideration: there is a balance between open family space and private mature space. Bespoke joinery was a huge part of the layout design and features in every room. Every decision was considered, every view deliberately framed. KLD used a mix of styles from different eras create an exciting aesthetic. Salvaged vintage pieces, contemporary furniture and lighting, and custom furniture and lighting were combined to achieve a diverse mix.

Interior design: Kingston Lafferty Design
Location Ballsbridge Residence : Dublin, Ireland
Photography by Barbara Corsico

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