A pannelled effect in the hall creates interest and breaks up an otherwise plain space. An animal skull hangs above a vintage bench bought at auction, an edgy-meets-warm combination that's repeated throughout the house.
Hallway
The walls are painted in Tarlatan by Paint & Paper Library. Brownrigg Interiors could source a bench like this. London Taxidermy sells animal skulls.
Living room
There are two open fires in the living room. The painting is by Ray Richardson.
Plain oak boards from Jordan Wood Flooring were stained using Ebony wood stain from Osmo. CVO Fire supplies modern fires. Find a similar office chair at In The Woodshed.
Kitchen
The kitchen has a slightly industrial feel, with a large stainless-steel island and rubber flooring. There are also three ovens, making it easy to cook a feast.
The walls are painted in Tarlatan, while the ceiling and skirting are in Stone by Paint & Paper Library. The Brera kitchen is by Tisettanta. The Rubber Flooring Company does flooring like this.
Dining room
The dining area leads off the kitchen, with a huge glass wall at one end giving access to the garden.
Find a similar two-seater sofa at John Lewis.
Bedroom
The boutique hotel feel extends to the master bedroom, with blue chosen for the walls as a warmer alternative to grey.
The painting is by Graham Flack and you can buy upholstered headboards from The Sleep Room. The reversible quilt and pillow are from Designers Guild.
Bathroom
A statement bath adds wow factor to the bathroom, flanked by a dramatic marble splashback.
The marble is from Marble City. The bath and basin are from CP Hart.
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