A Grade II listed converted church hall, built in 1834, in West Yorkshire. This home features a living/dining room, kitchen, mezzanine office, bedroom, bathroom and wet room.
Click or tap to zoom into this image
Living room
By sacrificing two rooms, the owners have gained an open-plan living area. The mezzanine is used as a home office and the dining area sits neatly below it.
Click or tap to zoom into this image
Living room
These antique armchairs have been covered in a cheerful striped fabric – set against a white backdrop, they provide a burst of colour.
Fabric
Clarke & Clarke
Click or tap to zoom into this image
Click or tap to zoom into this image
Landing
Glass panels allow light to flow through this area.
Pendant
Lighting at Home
Click or tap to zoom into this image
Bedroom
Warming woods create a peaceful haven here. Blue and white accents lend themselves to a nautical theme.
Furniture
Mother Hubbard
Throw
Marks & Spencer
Click or tap to zoom into this image
Dressing area
Built-in furniture beautifully complements the hall’s Gothic heritage. The cupboards have been painted the same colour as the walls so that they blend seamlessly into the background.
Wardrobes
Mother Hubbard
Click or tap to zoom into this image
Bathroom
This luxurious egg-shaped tub is an unusual and modern feature in this minimal bathroom.
Bath
Clearwater Baths
Tiles
Latino Ceramics
Click or tap to zoom into this image
Shower room
Travertine tiles offer a warm and welcoming feel in this spa-like bathroom, with its sizeable shower enclosure.
Like what you see? Why not check out our great shopping ideas? And don’t forget to follow 25 Beautiful Homes on Facebook and Twitter for the latest decorating inspiration.
