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Before & After: see how stables, a pig sty and animal barn became a stunning country retreat
A derelict plot of farmland dating all the way back to Roman times, and clearly defined in the Domesday Book of 1086, has been restored, preserved and given a new lease of life. Former barns, stables, pigsties and houses now serve a new purpose; as hotel bedrooms, a restaurant, bar and spa...
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Scandi Cool #8
Can a family live happily in a home that’s almost an art gallery too? If you weave in plenty of colour, warmth and inspiring ideas, why not?
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Scandi Cool #12
How do you mix cool contemporary design with living in a house full of kids? The secret is in the storage.
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Modern Rustic #17
From the outside, this cottage, flanked by performing seals, sings old-school charm; inside it’s high-octane glamour all the way.
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New elegance #28
Designer Susi Bellamy has decorated her Edwardian manor house with a modern mix of hello-there hues and vibrant art
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Industrial Vibe #11
A little bit industrial, a little bit English country, here contrasting decorating ideas are a match made in heaven.
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Explore A Converted Brewery In Hertford
Hertford's landmark Victorian McMullen’s brewery building has been beautifully restored and converted into seven luxe apartments...
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Modern Rustic #2
Soft colours, tactile surfaces and a lot of hard graft were all it took to turn a dated and unloved property into a super-stylish yet practical family home
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Industrial Vibe #28
The owner of this loft-style home mixes ancient and modern with timeworn pieces, design classics and his own abstract art...
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From The Livingetc Archives: Tour Inside Kate Watson-Smyth's Crouch End Home
Kate Watson-Smyth, blogger behind Mad About The House blog, used ‘a wow factor for every room’ as her decorating mantra – to resounding success as her personality packed family home demonstrates.
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Urban Glamour #69
A once magnolia Dublin abode is now a daring riot of colour and pattern that is pure joy
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Scandi Cool #3
From the front, it looks like your traditional Victorian mews. But head inside and the rear extension of this Scandi-style house tells a different story.
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Tour Inside A Homely And Cosy Private Yacht
This stylish yacht was designed to please rather than to impress. Teak brings a warmth to the interiors while the choice of colours and fabrics add a freshness. Together they combine to create contemporary, light-filled interior spaces which are both relaxing and stylish. The result is a beautiful and practical yacht interior which feels like a home on the sea – even in the world’s most remote places.
