Take a tour around a colourful Cambridgeshire new-build
This new-build house in Cambridgeshire features a sitting room, kitchen/dining room, family/breakfast room, study, cloakroom, five bedrooms, two en-suite bathrooms, and a bathroom.
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Exterior
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Entrance Hall
A chunky wooden console table, retro-style lamp and a vibrant still-life set the tone for the modern, streamlined feel throughout the house.
The console table is from Marks & Spencer. The still-life print is from Cambridge Contemporary Art
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Living room
In the living room, orange accents and a statement feature wall add vibrancy to an all-white scheme.
Find similar white leather sofas at DFS. The glass-topped coffee tables are from BoConcept
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Kitchen
High-gloss cabinets and a coloured glass splashback create a streamlined look in the kitchen, which blends muted blues, stones and browns for a restful feel.
Dwell stocks similar bar stools. Dark cream-gloss units, With Knobs On. Find a similar glass pendant at Heals
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Dining area
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Family room
This informal family room opens out onto the garden terrace. Tongue-and-groove panelling creates a laid-back feel and a patterned rug and striped curtains add texture.
Habitat sells similar dining tables. The Damask rug is from Dwell. Find similar striped curtain fabric at Designers Guild
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Master bedroom detail
A feature wall of pale blue botanical wallpaper packs a punch.
Grove Garden wallpaper, Osborne & Little. Source a similar chest of drawers at Marks & Spencer.
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Guest bedroom
A large panel of contrasting fabric is a stylish alternative to a traditional headboard, while pistachio-green walls add a zingy splash of colour.
Pastel Pistachio emulsion, Dulux. Find similar fabric at Designers Guild.
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