House hunters can get a sneak peek into what homes in one of Norwich's new housing developments could look like thanks to a city-based designer.
Lauren Rose Interior Design was commissioned by property developer Big Sky Living to refresh and redesign the show home for its development at St Giles Park in Cringleford.
The estate is made up of more than 300 homes close to the Thickthorn roundabout where the A11 meets the A47.
Lauren Collins-Hines said: "Since I opened my shop and showroom in the Royal Arcade, my business is building in a way I didn’t think possible.
Interior designer Lauren Collins-Hines and Big Sky Living's Spencer Burrell at the show home at St Giles Park, Cringleford - Picture: OneOnOne Communications (Image: OneOnOne Communications)
"I absolutely love show home design and staging properties as it gives me the freedom to be as creative as I like.
"Big Sky Living’s approach to building homes is focused on the lifestyle they are creating for customers.
"Each space has been designed to create an elegant yet functional feel. I am delighted with how it turned out."
Interior designer Lauren Collins-Hines and Big Sky Living's Spencer Burrell at the show home at St Giles Park, Cringleford - Picture: OneOnOne Communications (Image: OneOnOne Communications)
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The firm's director Spencer Burrell added: "Big Sky Living is proud of its Norfolk heritage and we try hard to use Norfolk suppliers and partners where we can.
"It was a natural choice to commission Lauren to come and give our show home and marketing suite a makeover.
Interior designer Lauren Collins-Hines and Big Sky Living's Spencer Burrell at the show home at St Giles Park, Cringleford - Picture: OneOnOne Communications (Image: OneOnOne Communications)
"We are really pleased with what she has done and looking forward to welcoming more potential buyers into the show home to demonstrate how they can create their very own ‘wow’ factor."
The comes as plans for the Jubilee Centre at the heart of the Cringleford development move a step closure to fruition.
How the Jubilee Centre in Cringleford could look - Picture: Big Sky Living (Image: Big Sky Living)
The all-new sports pavilion and nursery was approved in December, with the hunt now on to find a contractor to bring the plans to life.
Originally planned to open by the end of this year, it is now set to be unveiled to the public in April 2024.
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