The Thirties library doors, found at a salvage yard, make a fitting entrance to the bold dining room. Statement pieces, such as the antler chandelier, Gilbert & George print and turquoise dining chairs stand out against the elegant grey walls.
1/8 Dining room
For an antler chandelier visit The French Bedroom Company.
Find retro chairs at Scaramanga.
Dominic Guerrini sells Gilbert & George prints.
The fireplace is from Renaissance.
2/8 Hallway
Sean (left) and Paul love buying vintage pieces. They've extended their passion by opening a shop, interiors emporium Pitfield, in London's Hoxton neighbourhood.
3/8 Kitchen
The freestanding kitchen suits the eclectic style of the house, and allows for a mix of fabulous solid wood, gleaming stainless steel and luxe marble.
The mahogany cabinets are from D&A Binder.
For marble worktops, visit Kitchen Worktops London.
4/8 Kitchen detail
Grand objects displayed in unexpected places add drama. A simple cloche containing colourful birds is the perfect way to bring a decorative touch to the kitchen.
Buy a cloche at Bloomingville.
RE sells metallic decorations.
5/8 Master bedroom
Soothing shades give the master bedroom a serene mood, with decorative touches adding an opulent mood.
The willow branch artwork is by Curtis Jere.
Find a chesterfield bed at Heal's.
6/8 Dressing room
Boxy storage in the dressing room keeps everything from jumpers to shoes neat and to hand.
For good storage solutions, visit Ikea.
7/8 Guest bedroom/office
This room is a masterclass in combining a home office and guest bedroom in elegant style. A mix of pieces continues the eclectic theme, while the touches of gold both lighten and unify the scheme.
Find a chesterfield sofa bed at designersofas4u.co.uk.
The rug is from Pitfield.
8/8 Bathroom
These simple mosaic tiles laid in a geometric pattern form a contemporary take on Art Deco. Decorative touches such as the mirror and chandelier soften the bathroom and link it to the rest of the house.
The tiles are from Bernard J Arnull.
CP Hart stocks a basin like this.
Try Overmantels for a vintage-style mirror.
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