Property A late-Victorian semi-detached house in Chiswick, west London with 10 rooms arranged over 4 floors, including 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms, 1 reception room, kitchen/living area and a basement with utility room and cloakroom.
A minimalist open-plan living/dining space is the ideal place to unwind, with large glass doors that overlook the far-reaching garden.
Find similar curtains at The Curtain Exchange. The walnut floor is by Posners.
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Open-plan dining
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Living room
The bright sofa, throw and glass accents add colour, while the marble fireplace creates a period feel.
The sofa is from Designers Guild, and the throw from Birdy Num Num.
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Kitchen
Basic units in a glossy white finish are teamed with a cream Corian worktop and porcelain floor tiles, making this a timeless kitchen. The skylight and high, narrow windows allow light to flow through.
The units and tap are from MFI, and the floor tiles from The Stone & Ceramic Warehouse.
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Home office
Dining areas can serve multiple functions; this one, with a simple table and supportive chairs, acts as a home office space when not in use at mealtimes. The white walls keep this room simple and fresh.
Find similar white paint at Dulux.
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Bedroom storage
Subtle wallpaper with a slight metallic sheen gives a cool and calm feel to the room. The 1920s-style wardrobe is a vintage addition to this modernised house.
Find similar curtains at The Curtain Exchange, and radiatior at B&Q
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Bedroom
The bedroom is kept simple with clean lines and minimum fuss. A huge rosewood bed stays true to the antique-inspired wardrobe and chest of drawers.
Find a similar antique bed at And So To Bed.
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Washroom
The French-style vanity unit adds a bit of opulence to the laidback bathroom design. A large detailed mirror is an elegant touch.
The mirror is from The Old Cinema
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Bathroom storage
The epitome of luxury, this white bathroom has a hotel-style feel. Bespoke tap fittings and storage cabinets are ideal for clearing clutter to leave the room looking stylish and sophisticated.
The floor tiles were from The Stone & Ceramic Warehouse, and the vanity unit is by Synergy Bathrooms.
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