Downstairs in Sylvie's home, the space is open-plan, with a seating area that combines flea-market finds and modern buys. Most of the art on the walls was created by Sylvie, who also revamped the coffee table by cutting out butterflies and sticking them to the top.
1/10 Living room
Similar sofa
Furniture Village
2/10 Dining area
A new extension made room for a dining area that leads out on to the garden. The walls have been kept plain apart from a few blocks of colour created by wallpaper. A wooden floor adds a natural touch to the scheme.
Table and chairs
Homebase
3/10 Dining area extension and garden
New England-style weatherboard cladding helps the extension blend in with the original house. Outside, a decked area is perfect for relaxing.
Similar pendant light
Amazon
4/10 Dining area storage
A 1970s sideboard takes pride of place in the dining area and is the perfect spot for displaying various artworks and knick-knacks.
Sideboard
Dodo Vintage
5/10 Kitchen
Glossy grey kitchen units were chosen for their light-reflecting finish and work well with the more traditional wooden worktop. The splashback was made by sticking vintage-style wrapping paper to plain tiles then sealing with varnish.
Kitchen units
Ikea
6/10 Hallway
Quirky touches add interest to the interior. What first looks like wallpaper in the hallway is actually a road map of Brittany that Sylvie found at a car-boot sale. In front of it, a wooden bench provides a handy spot to sit and put on shoes.
Similar wooden bench
Argos
7/10 Bedroom
Soothing shades in the main bedroom create a serence look, with pretty floral bedlinen and pops of soft green and rose pink. On the back wall, the wallpaper has a subtle iridescent finish for a hint of understated glam.
Similar bedlinen
Bedeck
8/10 Bathroom
Originally a bathroom and separate loo, the wall between both areas was knocked down to create one large family space. A neutral colour scheme keeps the room feeling light and bright, with hints of wood and rattan for a laidback vibe.
Bath and basin
Bathstore
9/10 Garden
Fake grass and lush foliage has turned what was once just weeds into a stylish outdoor space. At the back is a home office, and to the right a treehouse, with a large decking area in between this and the house.
Similar hammock
Ikea
10/10 Exterior
This 1960s end-of-terrace house had been extended and modernised throughout.
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