A Victorian terraced house in south London. The ground floor has an open-plan kitchen-diner and a separate living room. On the first floor, there’s a study/TV room/guest room, master bedroom with an en suite and a shower room. On the second floor, there’s a bedroom and bathroom, with another bedroom on the third floor.
The house feels eclectic and playful – a mélange of styles, colours and eras, where vintage finds mingle with upcycled family heirlooms and show-stopping wallpapers.
Lino sofa
Designers Guild
Poppies sofa fabric
GP & J Baker
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Silk Lines rug
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Dining room
This kitchen-diner is surprisingly child-friendly given the presence of design classics by Saarinen and Eames.
Tulip table
Eero Saarinen for Knoll at Chaplins
Vitra Eames DKR wire chairs
The Conran Shop
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Living room
Eye-catching wallpaper is a relatively cheap option and you can always replace it if you feel like a change.
Genuine Fake Bookshelf wallpaper
Deborah Bowness
Console table
Beautifulmodernthing.com
Peacock chair
Holly’s House
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Kitchen area
In keeping with the pub/bar theme, the kitchen wallpaper is a digital print of the tin tiles used on the ceilings of American bars. Classic white hi-gloss units combine with industrial touches, such as the row of reclaimed pendant lights.
The Brooklyn Tins wallpaper
Merci for NLXL
Cabinetry
Just Kitchens
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Kitchen
The first thing you notice when you enter this home is the abundance of light – thanks largely to the row of angled roof-lights that run the length of what was previously the side return. A major benefit of a side return extension is the valuable extra width gained for the kitchen. It also dramatically changes the feel of the room.
Bar stools
Thefrenchhouse.co.uk
Philippe Starck Supplement table
Kartell at Made In Design
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Bedroom
The picture above the bed gave the owner the inspiration for the décor. Motif cushions bring fun and vibrancy to this neutral scheme.
Do Not Disturb photograph
Anja Niemi
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Home office
This room at the rear of the house has a wide range of uses. By day it’s a work hub and in the evening it becomes the family’s TV room.
Fôret Noir wallpaper
Nathalie Lété
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Child’s room
The attic, which is flooded with light from three windows and a balcony, had already been converted into a nanny flat. The map and bright yellow bunk bed add interest to this boy’s bedroom.
Sleigh bunk bed
BUMP
Similar wall art
Dandy Star
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