This Victorian property in west London has been transformed into an open-plan living space filled with light.
1/7 Exterior
2/7 Dining room
A granite-topped table and cream walls help create a classic-style dining room.
The picture that hangs above the fireplace is by Anthony Green, a favourite of the owners. The table is from The Conran Shop.
3/7 Open-plan living space
The ground floor has been converted to one large living space. The owners have used furniture to demarcate the living and dining areas.
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4/7 Living room
In the living room, simple furniture and neutral colours help create a feeling of light and space
The curtains are in pink Indian silk from Osborne & Little. The span table and Cassia rug are available at Heal's.
5/7 Kitchen | Light Victorian home
The owners added sliding doors in the kitchen to open up the space.
The feature wall is painted in Geranium by Designer's Guild. The porcelain floor tiles are from World's End Tiles. A worktop in iroko was made to accompany the units, both by Sam Bonnie Design.
6/7 Bedroom
In the bedroom, the owners built cupboards along the long run of wall, with basins and a tiled wet room at the far end.
A teak bed and side tables from Lombok complement the Dahlia Trail wallpaper which is from Osborne & Little.
7/7 Bathroom
The owners used a soft white shade on the walls and cupboards to link the wet room with the bedroom.
The paint is Irish linen by Dulux. Find similar basins from Nu-Line Builders Merchant and the mirrored table and ornate mirror are from Graham and Green.
Looking for more decorating inspiration? Check out our House Tours section for everything from a retro 1960s home to a former Georgian vicarage.
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