Cream of The Crop.

Is the title of our latest published work in the January 2015 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine…

.. on pages 84 to 97, plus on the cover too – featuring Alastair and Pauline Bingham’s chalet bungalow in the County Down town of Bangor.

“When Pauline went house-hunting in Bangor, Co Down, she was on the trail of that elusive ‘feeling’ – and after exhausting viewings of older properties as well as new-builds she found it in this 1980s chalet bungalow.”

Which we talked about shooting here: All Change.

Anyway, making the cover too is great way to start the New Year – which is hard to believe is so near – so over the moon at having achieved this – and so would just like to say congratulations to Alastair and Pauline here…

.. for this time making it into this absolutely beautifully printed Irish glossy magazine – and a big thank you everyone else involved here too.

From Marie, Mandi & me @ ampimage.com – where you can read more about what we do

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A Place To Call Home.

Is the title of the Lodge at Doonbeg‘s beautiful book…

.. which comes in a very impressive presentation box – and contains some of our images here…

.. which we produced over the past few years.

Welcome to your new front lawn

Suburban Charm.

Is the title of our latest published work in the August 2012 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine…

.. on pages 82 to 94, plus on the cover too – featuring Marie and Alan McMillen’s 1920’s semi detached house in the tree-lined Cherryvalley area of Belfast.

“Marie & Alan thoroughly enjoyed giving their pretty semi in the leafy suburbs of Belfast some much needed TLC.”

Which we talked about shooting here: The French Connection.

Tender loving care indeed, so a huge thanks to everyone involved for their hard work here – and congratulations once again to Marie & Alan – especially for making it onto the cover too.

From Marie & me @ampimage.com

Room with a view.

Is the title of our latest published work in the June 2012 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine…

.. on pages 66 to 75, plus on the cover too – featuring Amanda and Keith McGuile’s Victorian terrace which overlooks Bangor Marina in County Down.

“Amanda and Keith transformed their Victorian seaside house into an elegant family home with a touch of French shabby chic style.”

Which I talked about shooting here: Oooh La La.

So a huge thank you to everyone involved for their hard work here – and congratulations once again to Amanda and Keith – especially for making it onto the cover too.

From Marie & me @ampimage.com

All Kinds of Everything.

Is the title of our current published work in the March 2012 issue of 25 Beautiful Homes magazine…

.. on pages 67 to 69 – featuring Janet and Ken Hamilton’s 1930’s semi-detached house in Belfast.

“Janet and Ken Hamilton furnished their home with a stylist mix of retro, modern and antique pieces.”

Which we talked about here:Hamilton’s 1930′s semi.

So congratulations to Ken and Janet here…

.. once again – from Marie & me @ ampimage.com

Sitting Pretty.

Is the title of one of 2 features we have in the January 2012 issue of 25 Beautiful Homes magazine this month…

.. on pages 78 to 81 – featuring Mary and Arthur McAllister’s converted coach house near Portstewart in County Antrim.

“After years running a large guesthouse down the road, Mary and Arthur McAlister can now put their feet up and relax.”

And ‘We Brought This Old House back to life’ being the other one…

.. on pages 96 to 100 – featuring Amanda and Keith McGuile’s mid terrace family home overlooking Bangor Marina in County Down.

“Amanda and Keith McGuile transformed a former guesthouse into an elegant and tasteful family home.”

So a big thanks to everyone involved – sitting pretty indeed – and a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all from Marie, Mandi & me @ ampimage.com

Seaside Chic…

.. is the title of our latest published work in Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine this month…

.. pages 70 to 81.

“Charles took a leap of faith when he embarked on a huge renovation project to breathe vibrancy back into a much-loved but faded, late Victorian three-story end terrace in Bangor, Co Down.”

So congratulations to Charles once again – especially for making it onto the cover too.

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Mid Century.

Is the title of our most recent work in the October 2011 issue of Ideal Home magazine …

.. on pages 16 to 22 at the back.

‘Mix in nostalgic, post-war pieces to create an eclectic look, the way Mairead and Owen Moore did in their Belfast home’.

Which we talked about here: How good… do the images need to be to help sell a home ???

So Congratulations to Mairead & Owen here…

.. and I hope life is treating both of you well down-under – from Marie, Mandi & me @ ampimage.com

It felt like a building site for ages.

Is the title of our most recent published work in the September 2011 issue of Style at Home magazine…

.. on pages 86 to 94 – featuring Tanya and Graham Leech’s cottage near Wadebridge in Cornwall.

‘Turning two dilapidated cottages into one beautiful home was no mean feat for Tanya Leech from Cornwall, particularly as she added a few modern twists along the way’.

So Congratulations to Graham and Tanya here…

.. and also a big thanks to James Ram, for his help throughout the day – which you can read about here, on our post about Camelot cottage.

Marie & me @ ampimage.com

Old House New Beginnings.

Is the title of our latest published work in the August 2011 issue of Period Ideas magazine…

.. on pages 30 to 36 – featuring Mairead Anderson’s thatched cottage located near Portaferry in County Down.

“At a crossroads in life, Mairead decided to head for the hills and an idyllic rural cottage with a lifestyle to match.”

Plus ‘Passport to Perfection’ is the other one in this issue…

.. on pages 38 to 45 – featuring Melissa Thompson and Rod Moore’s first floor apartment in a Victorian house on the coast near Bangor Marina in Country Down.

“Melissa Thompson transformed her home with influences from around the glode.”

So a big thank you to everyone involved – especially to Steve at Chilli Media, who once again made it 2 in a row.

Marie, Mandi and me @ ampimage.com