Take a tour around a delightful remodelled church hall

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.

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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.

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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

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Kitchen

The kitchen has been designed using a palette of black and cream, with a vibrant splash of red.

Fridge-freezer
Hotpoint

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Landing

Glass panels allow light to flow through this area.

Pendant
Lighting at Home

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Bedroom

Warming woods create a peaceful haven here. Blue and white accents lend themselves to a nautical theme.

Furniture
Mother Hubbard
Throw
Marks & Spencer

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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

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Bathroom

This luxurious egg-shaped tub is an unusual and modern feature in this minimal bathroom.

Bath
Clearwater Baths
Tiles
Latino Ceramics

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Shower room

Travertine tiles offer a warm and welcoming feel in this spa-like bathroom, with its sizeable shower enclosure.

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