Step inside this light-filled Edwardian terrace
This Edwardian terrace in south east London could feel dark and gloomy but the owners have opened it up with a neutral colour scheme. They also fitted glass sliding doors out to a decked area in the the back garden that brings in tons of light.
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Edwardian terrace
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Hallway
Their original front door glazing was mostly intact, save for the centre
section, so the owners had a glazier make up two new stained glass
panels to match the existing ones, using old and new glass. It cost
about £300 for the pair but really finishes the door off perfectly and
keeps the hall more private, too.
Chandelier
John Lewis
Chest of drawers
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Wall mirror
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Bedroom
The pine bed and alcove cupboard in the spare room are painted white to keep the scheme calm and neutral.
Cupboard
Painted in Wimborne White, Farrow & Ball
Bed
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Armchair
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Living room
The homeowners had alcove cupboards custom-built and added architrave and antique-style hardware to make them look like an original feature of the house.
Leather sofa
Laura Ashley
Mirror
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Dining room
The homeowner runs her own online interiors shop, Ebury Home & Garden so has a good eye for colour and style. The muted
colour scheme has not only transformed the once-dark space, but also
allows the carefully chosen statement pieces to make more of an impact.
Pendant lights
Jim Lawrence
Mirror
Laura Ashley
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Kitchen
The owners customised their existing kitchen units with new panelled doors for a bespoke look.
Kitchen units
Painted in Pavilion Gray Estate Emulsion, Farrow & Ball
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Kitchen/diner
The new sliding doors fill the kitchen with light and provide an effortless step into the garden come summertime.
Kitchen table and chairs
Multiyork
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Main bedroom
The wallpaper
matches the neutral shades of the carpet and soft furnishings but the
intricate pattern lifts the space. The bedside tables were a bargain
find on eBay.
Bed
Newtons Furniture Company
Wallpaper
Farrow & Ball
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Bedroom
The bedside tables were transformed with a lick of paint and some reclaimed handles.
Table lamp
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Children’s bedroom
The owners kept to a simple colour scheme in the children's bedroom so it would last for years. The alcove cupboard was custom-made to fit the space perfectly.
White wooden letters
Posh Graffiti
Walls
Painted in French Grey Pale Absolute Matt Emulsion, The Little Green Paint Company
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Bathroom
Renovating the bathroom involved removing the old hot water tank and replacing the avocado suite. The bath was the homeowners biggest luxury splurge. The side cupboard was rescued from a skip and painted.
Roll-top bath
Albion Bath Company
Painted in Joa?s White estate emulsion, Farrow & Ball
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Bathroom
An extended tiled splashback adds interest to the neutral scheme.
Similar wall light
Jim Lawrence
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