Property A 4-storey Victorian terraced house in west London with an open-plan living space, kitchen-diner, 3 bedrooms, an entertaining space, WC and utility room.
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The dining area is light and spacious, with large French windows leading out into the garden. The floor includes a circle of glass that is both decoration and a skylight for the basement below.
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The house has a very modern minimalist feel to it, but vintage pieces are dotted around the house. Here, a personalised photo gallery adds warmth.
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The hallway and stairs are decorated in neutral colours, a sharp contrast to the basement.
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The open-plan living space was inspired by the colonial-chic style of hotels the owners have stayed in abroad. The high ceilings and the antique foxed mirrors boost the sense of space.
Find Matthew Williamson’s Peacock rug at The Rug Company. The Lusk armchair by Orla Kiely is from Heal’s.
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The master bedroom and en-suite bathroom take up the whole of the first floor. Antique furniture is combined with modern accessories to create a punchy, eclectic mix.
The Parisian bed is from La Maison and the painting is by South African artist Beezy Bailey.
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The dressing room, just off the bedroom, is the perfect space to store clothes and shoes.
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The owners have kept the bedroom and en-suite bathroom open plan, so one of them can relax in the bath while the other reads in bed, and they can still chat. For more privacy, they can pull the curtain across.
The bath and mirrored tiles are from Fired Earth. The cool space also gains architectural interest from the lights, sourced by designer, Turner Pocock.
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