We're often asked about the artists whose floor-ceiling seascapes line the walls of the beach lofts, where to find the sizeable woven basket pendant lampshades hanging from the rafters, and the suppliers behind the other textures and features, from cushions to wardrobe handles. Here's your guide to get the beach loft look.
Everything in the beach lofts is individually sourced and usually from local, independent suppliers. We caught up with the designer Matt Hulme from Dynargh Design to share his secrets on how to recreate the beach loft feel at home.
Double beach loft suite, room 101 is dual aspect and commands far reaching views towards the south end of the bay and the horizon.
Rattan basket lampshades
Rattan basket woven lampshades can be found hanging in many of our spaces, these ones are sourced from Nkuku.
Bedside lamps
Handpainted Berber table lamps and the Rednor side bed tables are from OKA.
Bed and sofa
Bespoke and made to order from Clayton contract furnishing.
Bed throw
The cream bed throw with red stripes is from Maud interiors.
Floor lamp
Pooky lighting from London.
Artwork
Prints available from Gstee studios.
Floor
The reclaimed wooden floor is Eaton Square.
Clothes rack/ towel rack
Our lean towel racks by award-winning designer Henry Swanzy from Less is Better.
Standing mirror
Wasia Birch Mirror from Design Vintage.
Lampshades
You might recognise the pendant lampshades which were previously hanging in the Fifteen restaurant.
Armchairs
The Theodore chairs are from Soho Home, along with the Ezra bed throw and various other armchairs from the other suites.
Bench seat
The bench seat at the end of the bed from Clayton Contract Upholstery.
Bed
Made to order, four poster bed from Clayton Contract Upholstery.
Artwork
Local photographer, Ben Battell print.
Lampshades
Hanging from the rafters are from Sempre.
Bed
The Rebecca bed is from the Cornish Bed Company
Rug
The rug under the bed along with the cushions are from Weavergreen.
Floor
The reclaimed wooden floor is Eaton Square.
Armchair
The Fowey armchair is by Bampton design who pride themselves on unique pieces
Clothes rack/ towel rack
Our lean towel racks by award-winning designer Henry Swanzy from Less is Better.
Bedside table
Sourced from London's antique and vintage department store, The Old Cinema Company.
Bed
Made to order bed from Clayton Contract Upholstery.
Large scale, floor to ceiling seascapes line the walls of the beach lofts from local photographers and artists.
Lean towel racks by award-winning designer Henry Swanzy are from Less is Better.
All ironmongery including door handles, taps, plugs, bathroom features are by Corston Architectural.
The beach lofts and Matt Hulme from Dynargh Design won the Best Interior Renovation at the 2021 Boutique Hotelier Awards.
Contact us if you're keen to know more about a particular piece.
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