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Reimagining a Grade II Listed Gatehouse on Haslemere’s Lythe Hill Park Estate, balancing historic lineage and simple country living with a contemporary approach, we worked proactively with the Planning Heritage Team and positive, open minded clients to sensitively extend and retain the original character of the Gatehouse.

The family's love of colour is picked up in the sitting room using the same Clarissa Hulse wallpaper but in a different colourway to tie the feature chair and sofa together and pick up on the existing tiles in the fireplace.
Tony Timmington

Development: The Brambles
Location: Dunmow, Essex
Division: Redrow Eastern
House type(s): Leamington
Room: Living room, lounge
Photographer: Peter Corcoran
Date: November 2017

This close up of the end-elevation of the extension shows the zinc-clad bay window with Crittall windows which neatly frames the freestanding log-burning stove.

Apart from the blue sofa, most of the furniture was sourced second-hand or on Freecycle.

With a name that originally derives from the Scandinavians, this minimalistic and slim line sofa plays heavily on its Nordic roots. Uninterrupted lines create a simplistic silhouette to smarten up any room, whilst two loose, feather-filled seat cushions add unequivocal comfort.
The Fingal three seat sofa in Raspberry brushed linen cotton from £910

The front reception room has new timber sash windows with its traditional divisions, new wall mounted radiators and plain white floating shelves either side of the fireplace. The front of this property has been previously divided up into two rooms, which have been combined to form this new family space.
The original floorboards have been sanded and oiled.
Photography by Michael Schienke

This living room embodies a modern aesthetic with a touch of rustic charm, featuring a sophisticated matte finish on the walls. The combination of smooth surfaces and exposed brick walls adds a dynamic element to the space. The open living concept, complemented by glass doors offering a view of the outside, creates an environment that is both contemporary and inviting, providing a relaxing atmosphere.
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