Living room
Originally the top floor of the mews, this living room had just one window. To introduce more light and improve ventilation, the owners created a double-height space and inserted a south-facing electronic window above.
Get the look: The purple cushions are from Josephine Home and the electronically controlled window (not seen) is from Glazing Innovations.
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Dining area
The dining end of the open-plan living space is close enough to the kitchen for the host to chat to guests while cooking.
Get the look: The painting is by Tim Woolcock at Johanne Marois, 07798 525333. Find similar dining chairs at Shimu.
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Entrance hall
Italian Marmorino plaster walls provide a welcoming and pleasingly textural effect in the hallway.
Get the look: The painting is by Tim Woolcock at Johanne Marois, 07798 525333. The chinese leather trunk is from Guinevere and the mirror, from Birgit Israel
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Main bedroom
A soothing blend of neutral tones strengthens the frame effect of the bedroom’s architecture. As elsewhere, the owners have used a number of tactile fabrics, from silk lampshades to layers of soft bedlinen.
Get the look: The flo lamp bases are from Best & Lloyd and the lampshades are from Porta Romana. Find this bedlinen at Josephine Home.
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Bathroom window
The porthole window above the basin gives the owners a generous glimpse of their roof-top garden and its crop of phormiums, which are in fact fake.
Get the look: The ming period glazed Cizhou ware storage jar is from Ross Hamilton Antiques
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Main bathroom
Created by a builder “who does everything”, the sleek shelf attached to the side of their whirlpool bath offers a convenient place to sit.
Get the look: Visit Rated People to find a local tradesperson near you.
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Garage
A 1952 Jaguar C-Type that once belonged to Stirling Moss looks suitably at home parked outside this stylish mews house.
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