Greenmount Terrace
Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6W
€900,000
A considered transformation of a contemporary Dublin home, using colour, furniture and thoughtful space planning to enhance the existing interior and create flexible spaces for modern family life.
This contemporary home already had strong foundations, but needed a more cohesive approach to bring out its character and make better use of its generous, open layout. We began by advising on decluttering and simplifying the existing spaces, alongside a refreshed paint scheme and targeted updates to create a cleaner, more consistent backdrop throughout.
From there, the focus turned to how the house could work for modern family life. Previously underused areas were given new purpose, creating dedicated workspaces, reading areas and additional seating alongside the main living spaces. In the principal bedroom, a rich green feature wall anchors the sleeping area, while the adjoining space was transformed into a separate reading and work zone. Elsewhere, carefully positioned desks and smaller seating areas show how the home can accommodate working, relaxing and family life without each activity needing a room of its own.
Downstairs, the open-plan living, dining and kitchen area was arranged into distinct but connected zones, creating space to cook, eat, gather and unwind while maintaining an easy flow throughout. A dedicated workspace beside the garden makes use of an area that might otherwise have been overlooked, adding another layer of flexibility to the ground floor.
A soft neutral base, punctuated by deeper greens, blue-grey and charcoal tones, brings definition and personality, while furniture, lighting, artwork and accessories add warmth and character. Rather than overhauling the house, the approach was to work with what was already there — making considered changes and finding new opportunities within the existing spaces.
The result is a more cohesive, versatile home that allows potential buyers to see not only how the house looks, but how comfortably it could adapt to everyday family life.
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