Our concept took inspiration from the Yorkshire flat cap, leading to a unique, commissioned art installation that celebrates local identity and adds instant character to the reception area. To further reflect the heritage and landscape of the area, we also commissioned original artwork by Yorkshire artist Julia Rigby, including scenes of Dalby Forest, local farmland, and Pickering's historic marketplace.

The design scheme introduced colour and texture through carefully selected fabrics and wallpapers, using a palette inspired by Ben Pentreath’s collaboration with Morris & Co. This allowed us to bring in traditional design elements while keeping the overall feel uplifting and contemporary.

Walls were painted in soft heritage blues to create a calm, elegant backdrop for the artwork and furnishings. The Interiors at Nine to Eleven team delivered the full transformation, including styling and installation, to ensure a cohesive and welcoming space that reflects the spirit of both the village and its community.