Way a few coloured tiles have been added to bathroom for lovely soft Moroccan effect, and the bath mat!
Style - vintage life sized drawing and pink
Amazing beautiful vintage narrow bedside tables
Amazing beautiful vintage narrow bedside tables
Under sink storage: drawers instead of cupboards
Conversation place - the way the sofas are arranged and all are equally comfortable - I don't like the colour scheme or TV but love the dive in and chat feel
Furnishings: £25 floor lamp, wall shelves, screen curtains fabric
Way the rug transforms the space
Tall and many runged towel rail - finally!
Bathroom - not tiled!
Kitchen - Ovenware drawer, the slim divided areas removes the usual challenge of deep drawers or shelves and pulling out a pan from the bottom of a pile
Budget panelling idea
Great spare sleeping space - cushions and bed linen and wall colour
4 bunk beds in small room design
Wood "screen" outdoors
Encausted tiles outdoors
Tile tip: limestone tiles - tumbled means aged with sand etc, NB dips mean harder to clean
Tile tip: honed tavertine (can be Matt or satin finish)
Tile tip: genuine encaustic tiles have pattern all way through them so if chipped you don't lose pattern - NB need sealing carefully as tend to be porous etc
Good use of mirror
Tiles tip that if using patterned tiles use Matt finish so they're not overwhelming
Enough space in kitchen NOT to need wall hung units and have a larder too
Walnut line under sink naturally absorbs water so that it doesn't leak down onto cupboards and warp them.
Love the d for in this bathroom, colour and plants
Ombre colour on wall
Warm mustard yellow on wall
Something about the curves and idea, even if too dark
Nice corridor (plants, glass doors, wood floors)
Skirting board same colour as wall
Door same colour as wall
View to garden from inside
Tree ferns
Use of tree ferns outside creates amazing space SE London!
Skylight
Use of sky light (I'd prefer more view)
Fab room
Huge window
Architectural unusual sky light
Neat dining table folds into the end dimensions!
Brilliant vertical planting
Oxidised copper panels and the gap/window
Space and use of glass
Fence at end which can be greener for privacy
The way you can view and line is sight through different areas
Desk area invites me up to it
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