Property Two-storey detached house in a historical preservation area.
Space 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, additional downstairs bathroom, kid's living room, main living room, kitchen/dining room, office and laundry room, plus garden with pool.
1/8 Exterior
Model and actress Angie Hill fell in love with this property after viewing it on a whim - it was originally the set for horror movie A Nightmare On Elm Street. The house is now a clean, relaxing space, with a mix of British inspiration and curvy US style, even down to the kitchen units.
2/8 Living room
A wall of shelving for a vast CD and book collection was essential. A staircase was moved and the hallway flanked with an office and children's living room. The living room is now at the back of the property and has a real sense of privacy.
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3/8 Kitchen archway
The kitchen has a fun, retro feel, thanks to orange work surfaces made of Caeser Stone.
Find chairs like this at Nest.
4/8 Kitchen-diner
These kitchen units were custom-made - the curved island unit echoes the shape of the room's circular entrance and saves space in a narrow area. The globe-shaped pendant lamps continue the curved theme - find similar at Dwell.
5/8 Dining room archway
Splashes of citrus brights achieve a fresh, summer-time look. Prevent an overwhelming look by choosing a single accent colour, and using it sparingly, like on this kitchen counter and dining chairs.
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6/8 Bedroom
A barre has been fitted in front of the mirror so ballet exercises can be done in front of it.
The bed, with it's sloping headboard, was bought from IKEA - you can find similar at Molteni&C
7/8 Bathroom
The owners have played with scale in the bathroom, choosing an oversized bathtub wrapped in stainless steel, wall-to-wall tiles and a large mirror.
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8/8 Home office
A long counter - made from the same Caeser Stone as the kitchen worktops - replaces a traditional desk in the office, while cabinets hide paperwork and files. A circular opening, like the one between the kitchen and living room, marks the divide between office and hallway without feeling too shut off.
Find a similar circular rug at IKEA.
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