Carolyn chose muted shades and texture to create a calm backdrop for her carefully selected statement pieces of furniture in her spacious open-plan living room.
Sofas
Sofa Workshop
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Dining table in kitchen
For her dining area in the open-plan kitchen-diner, Carolyn found some reclaimed chapel chairs and painted a reclaimed dresser top white to keep the scheme light and bright.
Similar table
John Lewis
Similar enamel jugs
Notonthehighstreet
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Kitchen
Carolyn uses lettering all around her house for the kitchen she found wooden letters to spell out Cuisine and then painted them to match the wall. Smart wooden worktops add a warm feel.
Letters
Hobbycraft
Similar shabby-chic shelves
Velvet Store
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Bedroom fireplace
As most of the original features had been removed, Carolyn fitted this reclaimed cast-iron fireplace to add more character to her bedroom.
Similar vintage mannequin
London Mannequins
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Bathroom
To avoid her all-white bathroom looking too clinical, Carolyn added sparkling iridescent mosaic tiles. The sleek modern fittings work well in her period home.
Mosaic tiles
Original Style
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Guest bedroom
To make a statement in her spare bedroom, Carolyn added dramatic feature wallpaper and added vintage bits and bobs to add interest and subtle colour.
Passion wallpaper
Harlequin
Rosalie bed linen
Dunelm Mill
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