Henhurst Fields by Bellway – Show Home Room by Room

Dining room: “The luxe burnished silver wallpaper is without a doubt the focal point of the dining room, providing the perfect counterbalance to the otherwise classic design. The deep hue of the wall perfectly sets off the other elements in the room – the ivory chairs, solid wood table and glamorous chandelier. It’s the ideal place to relax with friends or family, with the space lending itself perfectly to a large table taking centre stage."

Kitchen: “The kitchen has been most visitors’ favourite room of the house, with many of them falling in love with the bright, airy feel of the room. We wanted to make the most of the extra light flooding in from the skylight, so have kept all the colours light apart from the black granite worktop which provides a striking contrast to the white elsewhere. The tongue and groove cabinets give a very slightly rustic edge to an otherwise modern design."

Master bedroom: “The unusual four-poster bed has been a huge talking point in the master bedroom, and gives a modern twist to a classically designed bedroom. The luxurious fabrics on the bed are also welcomingly tactile – from shimmering silks and opulent velvets to fresh cotton. The colours are subtle but complement each other – soft grey and white are prevalent, but set off nicely by a brighter yellow cushion adding a pop of vibrancy. And the glamorous light fitting gives the bedroom a Hollywood edge – anyone sleeping in this room would surely feel like royalty."

Teenagers bedroom: “Our brief was to create a family home – so we designed this room which is perfect for a young teenager with its bright pops of colour. Candy pinks, burnt oranges and mustard yellows all combine to create a room which is perfect for sleepovers and girly hangouts, but the soft lilacky pink on the walls keeps the look understated and relaxing."

Bedroom: “This bedroom has been designed to appeal to the cycling fanatic of the family – with the theme extending from the monochrome wallpaper behind the bed right through to the accessories chosen for the windowsill and to sit on the bed. This room really shows how even small items like books can be used to bring colour into a room, with pops of yellow bought into the room via the covers of the books on the bed and the bedside table, and echoed in the softer yellow of the cushion on the bed.”