“Classic and contemporary styles have been blended to create a striking and impressive interior for both owners and visitors.<\/p>\n “We drew upon Painshill Park as a starting point for the colour palette in the bar bistro. Painshill is well known for its Serpentine Lake and eye-catching daffodil displays each Spring so a blue and yellow colour palette are representative of this. This is also a very subtle and coincidental nod to the Chelsea FC colours.\u201d<\/p>\n The blue theme is continued on throughout the scheme, becoming the linking colour between the different spaces.<\/p>\n The entrance is clean and crisp, setting the tone for the rest of the interior, with accents of blue in the soft furnishings.<\/p>\n “The restaurant and private dining are very striking spaces, with a rich navy blue used for the walls and furniture upholstery.<\/p>\n Subtle hints of yellow feature in the artwork within these areas, linking them back to the bar bistro and creating flow and unity throughout the building.<\/p>\n \u201cWe drew upon Painshill Park again for our lounge scheme,\u201d Jen adds.<\/p>\n \u201cOne of the park\u2019s main attractions is the Crystal Grotto \u2013 a magical cave with rough rock and stalactites covered in sparkling crystals. When researching this we found beautiful images of the cave lit up at night. The crystals looked almost pink and there were hints of blue reflecting from the water. We translated this into a relaxing and calming scheme for the lounge and library.\u201d<\/p>\n For the communal areas in each of the residential buildings, inspiration for artworks and accessories have been taken from different aspects of Cobham\u2019s rich history.<\/p>\n One of the buildings is inspired by motor racing and the famous nearby Brooklands racing track, the birthplace of British motorsport.<\/p>\n Another building is based on Jane Austen, after discovering a letter she wrote to her sister, Cassandra, detailing an overnight stay in Cobham where she notes that the local attraction \u201cPainshill Park\u201d as particularly pretty. Cobham is also mentioned several times in her 1816 book, Emma.<\/p>\n The health and wellbeing facilities at an Audley Village are second to none, and the spa at Audley Fairmile<\/a> is no exception.<\/p>\n Located in the basement, a coffered ceiling and feature LED lighting creates a halo effect to create a tranquil sanctuary for owners.<\/p>\n Bespoke wall art and planting will bring an organic and natural feel to boost feelings of positivity and wellbeing.<\/p>\n \u201cAfter working on this project since 2019, it\u2019s been so exciting to see it come to life in the fly-through and CGIs,\u201d says Jen. \u201cThe construction is well underway now and we\u2019re looking forward to completion at the end of this year.\u201d Led by Jen Bernard, Bernard Interiors works across the UK and abroad providing interior architectural design, consultancy and procurement services for the high end later living, residential, and commercial markets.<\/p>\n The award-winning practice has specialist knowledge in the interior design of five-star new build care homes, extra care apartment complexes and retirement villages.<\/p>\n The practice has delivered five projects for Audley since 2018, including Nightingale Place in Clapham and Cooper\u2019s Hill in Surrey.<\/p>\n Recent residential work has featured in Country Homes & Interiors magazine and House & Gardens The List.<\/p>\n For more information visit\u00a0www.bernardinteriors.co.uk\/<\/a>+44 (0)1661 821 427\/enquiries@bernardinteriors.co.uk<\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/newclone.retiremove.co.uk\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/Audley-Fairmile-dining.jpeg\")
<\/a>\u201cThe design for Audley Fairmile is sophisticated and elegant,” Jen explains.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/newclone.retiremove.co.uk\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/Audley-Fairmile-spa.jpeg\")
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