The Cotswold stone house with its Stonesfield slate roof dates from the 1700s. Originally a barn and farm workers cottage, it was converted into one house in the 1980s.
Exterior
Hallway
In the hallway, painted floorboards and floor-to-ceiling windows create a wonderfully light space, while the addition of a painted bench enhances the Scandinavian feel.
Bench
Garden Trading
Similar table
I & JL Brown
Dining room
The focal point of the dining room is the chunky table, made from reclaimed elm, which tones with the wooden beams. Pretty seat cushions add charm to the vintage chapel chairs.
Similar chairs
Church Antiques
Similar lights
Grace & Glory
Kitchen
A modern country look has been created in the kitchen by combining reclaimed wood with stainless-steel appliances. Open shelving creates easy-to-hand storage.
Range cooker
Aga
Sheila maid and storage tins
Garden Trading
Living room fireplace
In the living room, architectural features such as the exposed beams and large fireplace create a stunning space.
Balzac chair
SCP
Woodburner
Clearview Stoves
Living room
Pretty accessories in subtle heather bring warmth and colour to the pared-down Alpine look in the living room. The furniture is a mix of old and new with items bought at auction combined with contemporary pieces.
Throws and cushions
Bronte
Sofa
Case
Bathroom
An elegant roll-top bath is teamed with a period-style basin and retro stool, while a vibrant towel adds a pop of colour to the bathroom.
Similar bath
Drummonds
Towel
Cath Kidston
Main bedroom
In the main bedroom, the calming scheme of neutrals is punctuated with splashes of colour from fabrics and accessories.
Similar bed
The Cotswold Company
Blind fabric
Harlequin
Guest bedroom
Natural wood partnered with crisp white linen and a French-style cushion looks as fresh as a daisy in the guest bedroom, creating a classic look.
Similar cushions
Not on the High Street
Similar bedspread
Cologne & Cotton
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