11/10/2026
BEFORE / AFTER | THE BIRD ROOM
Perched high on the third floor, among the treetops, The Bird Room takes its name from two charming details: a collection of vintage birdwatching cards discovered on its original walls, and a Juliet balcony that resembles a little birdcage suspended among the trees.
Before its transformation, the room was wrapped in floor-to-ceiling green, with matching painted furniture and cupboards, and worn chocolate-brown carpets.
Reimagining the space meant reconfiguring much of the top floor. Walls came down, the entrance was relocated, and the original bathroom was divided to create private en-suites. Removing the old built-in cupboards added valuable width, while bevelled subway tiles laid in a herringbone pattern brought a classic-modern finish to the new bathroom.
Today, The Bird Room is a bright, north-facing retreat, where double French doors open onto its treetop balcony, filling the room with sunshine and connecting it to the garden below.
A little closer to the birds, a lot closer to what we imagined.
Now one of La Casa Blanca's favourite guest rooms.