The Jacobean house dates from the 16th century and sits in beautiful countryside. It was renovated to create a cosy family home thats full of character.
1/10 Exterior
2/10 Living room
Mellow toned leather sofas and throws and cushions in rich shades create a cosy scheme in the living room, which has an inglenook fireplace at its heart.
Throw and cushions
Bronte
Similar sofas
DFS
3/10 Kitchen
The natural beauty of the exposed stonework in the kitchen is shown off by walls painted in a cool aqua. The waxed pine table and Windsor chairs are country classics.
Table and chairs
Scartop
Kitchen units
Sheraton
4/10 Kitchen bench
A trio of mirrors sits in place of the original windows. Antiques shop finds, such as the wooden pew, create a characterful corner in the kitchen.
Cushions and throws
Bronte
Wall paint
Teresa’s Green by Farrow & Ball
5/10 Kitchen entrance to TV room
A doorway in the exposed stonework wall leads from the kitchen through to the TV room.
Terracotta bowls
Jamie at Home
Sofa fabric
Abraham Moon & Sons
6/10 TV room
Mullion windows are framed by tweed fabric with a hint of aqua and the shade is picked up in the soft furnishings and accessories.
Similar coffee table
Raft
Glasses
Homebase
7/10 Main bedroom fireplace
Dramatic beams, mullion windows and original floorboards give the bedroom fabulous character.
Bedlinen
Laura Ashley
Chair
Whitehead Designs
8/10 Main bedroom
Accent shades of teal and aqua create a restful bedroom scheme and contrast with the dark wood, clean-lined furniture.
9/10 Girl’s bedroom
A neutral palette and leather headboard combine to create a modern look beneath the beams.
Bed and cushions
Homebase
Similar canvas
Not on the High Street
10/10 Boy’s bedroom
Aqua and orange works beautifully with the wooden furniture, while plaid patterns add extra interest, creating a luxurious feeling of warmth and texture in this boy's bedroom.
Similar bed
Heal’s
Similar chest of drawers
Loaf
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