A Life in Design

THE STAIR HALL

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10:20

Meet Veere

06:07

Welcome to The Temple

05:39

Welcome to Gazebo

05:50

A glimpse of Gazebo’s gardens

15:52

The design process

15:51

Mastering the space before you style

05:45

Architecture inspired by John Soane

08:47

Where detail meets design

05:23

Designing rooms as sanctuaries

06:03

The role of beauty in decoration

10:40

The Temple - Introduction

12:01

The big room

16:30

Colour and decoration

09:53

Tips to elevate your decoration

The porch and entrance hallway

03:37

Embarking on life in Morocco

14:28

The formation of Gazebo - Part 1

12:41

The formation of Gazebo - Part 2

The hammam and flower room

Advice for aspiring designers

11:29

Establishing strong client relations

08:12

Designing for people’s second homes

15:09

The psychology of client work

14:05

Creativity and the role of friction

11:13

Learning through observing beauty

13:15

Working from Tangier

01:02

Thank you and farewell

The stair hall

A small but perfectly formed space, find out how Veere approached its decoration in relation to the main room of the house.

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A Life in Design

Veere Grenney

Introduction

Design & beauty

A tour of The Temple

Gazebo in Tangier

A tour of Gazebo

The business of design