This terrace house, built in the 1900s in south-east London, features a hallway, living room, dining room, kitchen, home office, cloakroom, bedroom and bathroom.
1/8 Exterior
2/8 Living room
An original Victorian fireplace, neutral walls and exposed wood flooring create a traditional look in this living room. The owner discovered the orante fireplace hidden behind a piece of MDF.
Armchair
Multiyork
3/8 Kitchen
To avoid cluttering the worktops, plenty of cupboards have been incorporated into this kitchen design. White kitchen units contrast against green-blue walls.
Kitchen units and slate laminate floor tiles
Howdens
Ceiling light
B&Q
Paint
Green Blue by Farrow & Ball
4/8 Dining room
This dining room is in an original hallway that has been knocked through to create a light and airy space. Wooden furniture adds a country-house feel.
Similar table and sideboard
Pine Solutions
Similar chandelier
John Lewis
5/8 Landing
A large decorative mirror, neutral paint and a skylight maximise the natural light in the hallway of this Victorian house.
Antique mirror
Aladdin's Cave
Paint
Stone by Home of Colour at Homebase
6/8 Bedroom
A white scheme emphasises this traditional bedroom's period fireplace and wood floorboards. A green throw over the bed adds a splash of colour to this predominantly white scheme.
Similar brass bed
First Furniture
Similar laundry basket
Store
7/8 Bathroom
A dark wooden vanity unit creates a striking focal point in this otherwise neutral bathroom scheme.
Basin unit and mirror
Karma basin unit and mirror from Roper Rhodes
8/8 Home office
This spare bedroom has been converted into a stylish home office with fresh white walls, a trestle table, comfy leather chair and vintage suitcases for storage.
Similar chair
Distinctive Chesterfields
Similar trestle table
Ikea
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