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Two-Storey Dining Room
Display books for stately style.
The dining room of the concept space is just as grand. Having two storeys in a dining space is a luxury, and Gluckstein loves the idea of displaying books wherever possible. "One element every space should include is a library or bookshelf. Books create atmosphere, and give visitors a window into the person who lives there," he explains. This dining area is made even more dramatic with ebony-stained cabinets with a horizontal grain, which Gluckstein added for unexpected visual interest.
For more of Brian Gluckstein's style, watch his interview with Lynda Reeves, or take a virtual tour through his coach house.
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