This three-bedroom, Victorian terrace in Surrey has been transformed into a cool Scandi-style family home.

The exterior

Living area
The open-plan living room has been kept fresh and simple with white walls and oak flooring. Pops of colour and patterns have been added to create an eclectic look.
Vases
Zanders and Sons

Living area
A mix of modern and retro-style furniture works really well in this large open-plan living room.
Sofa
Ikea

Iconic design
Iconic furniture is mixed with bold patterns for a fun look.
Nest of tables
Ercol
Similar rug
Zanders and Sons

Kitchen
The owner felt that the kitchen should be kept fairly traditional to fit within the Victorian house. She chose a Shaker-style door in a cream finish to brighten the small room.
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Home office
A home office has been created within the dining room by simply adding a desk and chair in a shelved alcove.
Similar shelf
Ikea

Colourful accents
We love the selection of bright glassware displayed proudly on open shelves on the dining room wall.
Similar glassware
Berry Red

Master bedroom
The bedroom has been kept calm and tranquil by using a simple white and blue colour scheme. The trees wallpaper reminds the Scandinavian owner of her village home.
Wallpaper
wallpapersales.co.uk

Simple surfaces
Accessories have been kept few and far between to prevent a cluttered look in the bedroom.
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Ocean lighting

Lofty living
Loft type beds are perfect for bedrooms for pre-teens as they leave lots of room beneath them for relaxing and studying.
Bed
Ikea

Cool boys room
The kids' bedrooms have been kept simple with white walls. Bright colours have been added with artwork and soft furnishings.
Bed
Ikea

Family bathroom
The original avocado suite and peeling linoleum was ripped out and replaced with a fresh white suite and slate-effect floors. A splash of colour was added with a bright shower curtain.
Shower curtain
Marimekko
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