New ID Living Presents Home Designs in Scotland in Partnership with Places For People
London based interior designer company New i.d are proud to present a selection of six showhome designs in Scotland in partnership with Places for People.
Featuring an eclectic and vibrant mix of designs, each showhome created by New ID showcases the versatility of the properties and New ID’s ability to deliver beautiful interiors for all environments.
New i.d’s use of furniture curation, modern backdrops, statement touches and attention to detail, leave a marking impression for potential buyers. Whether it’s families, couples, young professionals or solo first time buyers, New i.d’s designs showcase the potential, comfort and quality of each property space.
Commenting on the projects, CEO Daniel Caplan said, “We are thrilled to showcase with each design. Our design team have created a range of different looks for each property inspired by the surroundings and also the potential owner. Some of the spaces feature a neutral palette base, whist others like the Green House in Longstone, feature a fun and colourful scheme – we are delighted with the finished looks!”
Allison Sutherland, Senior Sales Places for People (Scotland) said:
“I have worked with the New ID Interiors for over 3 years on our Edinburgh Projects. Our designer Kiran has always exceeded our expectations with her passion for interiors and amazing attention to detail. The New ID Team understand our brand and have help us connect with our customers though unique styling, from Contemporary Coastal to Modern Country , the brief has been met on price and timescale.”
Engine Yard, Edinburgh
Situated in the historic heart of Edinburgh’s tram depot, New i.d have designed and furnished a stunning new penthouse apartment which displays the exquisite views of this bustling region of the capital. Throughout the home, New i.d have incorporated a modern and minimalistic design into the interiors and furniture in a bid to attract the younger target audience. The colour scheme uses an array of bright clashing colours, and the pieces have been carefully crafted to mimic the vibrant region of Edinburgh which this home sits in and to bring energy into the prospective home.
The Green, Longstone, Edinburgh
The Green at Longstone is situated in the perfect location – close enough to the centre for an easy commute but far enough to feel you have escaped the busy city of Edinburgh. New ID have created a home that perfectly encapsulates modernity and comfort modern to create the perfect backdrop for the family. The natural and plush patterns which adorn the walls and accessories of the apartment place the buyers at one with nature and the prospect of relaxation. The wallpapers in each room have been created to act as the focal point and have been juxtaposed by the soft soft furnishings and subdued patterns by way of complementing the energetic tropical patterns which filter throughout the space.
Tornagrain, Inverness, Scottish Highlands
Tornagrain is a new, up and coming town, located between the historic town of Nairn and Inverness. At the heart of Tornagrain will be the community – a characteristic which has been infiltrated into the New ID design. Having successfully encapsulated the theme of modern country living into the entirety of the space, New ID are showcasing the perfect space for families to happily occupy. The furniture has been specifically selected in order to create a modern yet traditional feel that mimics the Tornagrain region. The electric patterns and colour splashes that feature throughout the home inject fun, colour and vibrance into the space which is perfect for the entire family.
Fifty Five Degrees North, Edinburgh
Located in Granton Waterfront which sits in close proximity to Edinburgh’s city centre, this development is treated to beautiful sea views which encompass the entirety of the development. Inspired by the surrounding coastline, New ID designed this show home to reflect the serenity and awe of the sea through a variety of vibrant colours and tranquil tones. The wallpaper and fabric have been carefully selected to create a serene beachy feel, whilst the furniture compliments this with its minimalist and contemporary edge.
Tudsbury Court, Edinburgh
Tudsbery Court is a natural choice for those who want a home with character, convenience and a wealth of attractions nearby. New ID have designed this show home with the trendy, young, potential first time buyer in mind. At the core of the design are the trending colours of 2019 which breathe life into this brand new development. Hues of pink and green have been superbly contrasted with deep blues and burgundies that are presented, predominantly, through the wallpaper and the soft furnishings. The introduction of the scandanavian theme was made visible through the large use of greenery and wooden and rattan furniture which provide the apartment with a calming and practical ambience.
Urban Eden, Edinburgh
Urban Eden is situated in the Edinburgh Hub and is themed around the original colony houses built to house Edinbrugh’s growing population of skilled artisans in the 19th century. New ID have designed and decorated the show home to attract the young, trendy, urban family. A host of colour has been incorporated throughout to ensure that the space is maintained as modern, luxurious, appealing and liveable. Different woods and textures were used to create a more urban and natural appearance that complements the modern accessories and layout.
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