Property A four-storey, early Victorian terrace house with large garden in south-east London.
The space 4 bedrooms, living room, kitchen/dining area, 2 bathrooms, small study/home office space.
1/9 Exterior
2/9 Living room
The living room is a relaxed, open space where the owners can chill out. The cherry-red sofa adds an element of bold colour to the neutral scheme.
The sofa is a bespoke piece made by Sofa Workshop, and the wall paint is from Fired Earth
3/9 Kitchen
The custom-built kitchen is a delicious, light-filled space. Freestanding pieces help keep the mood relaxed and welcoming. A stainless steel workbench, Siemens fridge and a range cooker work well alongside two Butler sinks.
4/9 Hallway
This clean-lined room, painted in white and muted hues gives the house a contemporary mood, yet the vintage finds add personality and warmth.
For a similar wooden cabinet, try The Cotswold Company. The picture is a Peter Blake original.
5/9 Dining room
The dining room floor is treated with OS coloured floor wax, available from Broadleaf Timber. Mismatched chairs add a quirky element to the room.
The letters came from salvage shop, Casa.
6/9 Hallway staircase
The walls are painted white to reflect as much light as possible (aided by the almost double-height windows or French doors on each landing). Up the stairwell are black-framed photos and junk-shop mirrors.
For similar vintage mirrors, try Harrison & Gil.
7/9 Bathroom
A clean, functional space that can cope with the demands of family life. The simple shape of the sanitaryware is enhanced by a pale walnut-veener bath panel and sink pedestal.
The wall paint is from Farrow & Ball.
8/9 Bedroom
The decorative stained-oak bed is the focal point of this neutral bedroom. Paper lanterns strung around the headboard add some soft colour, and introduce a little femininity.
For similar paper lanterns, try Homebase. The Godzilla lamp is from SKK.
9/9 Bedroom
An all-white backdrop gives this room a simple, minimal feel while creating the impression of space. Built-in shelving maximises the available space.
For plain cream curtains, try IKEA.
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