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Georgia Madden
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Houzz Tour: A Topsy-Turvy House With a Secret

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Inside out using adjoining walls as part of structure

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Stools under bench

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Spectacular spectacular. Precious and gorgeous.

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Colour combo

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Look at this!

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Vertical surfaces the same

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Disappearing trick with cabinet

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Timber v blue + white v palest blue

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Pale timber v this blue noooo

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Timber v blue

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Great display of the planes

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Toooo cute

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Go brown sofa next time? Softer

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need shiny black boys around rest of room to incorporate TV into scheme

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Use black for plastics/artificial; brown for other objects that read as more 'natural'.

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Vertical surfaces the same colour

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Wallpaper and colour scheme funk up the mirror too

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Grey wall funks up the tapestry no end.

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Love the colour palette

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Treating rear wall as 'foyer' entrance- long view

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Treating rear wall as 'foyer' entrance

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Striking wall treatment-moody

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Paper brings bathroom into dusky moody realm, not minty fresh. Interesting...wouldn't have thought of it.

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Fabric is spot on. Bold enough to stand up to the rest of the bathroom.

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Colour combo & proportions spot on. Invites me in.

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Hardeharhar on curtains but black chandelier fab. B&W wallpaper great idea but pattern not bold enough. Tick black frames on pics

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OOPS Istanbul in blue and white...even better

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Istanbul in black and white

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Closeup of tapware. Eiither no grout or grout lines not restored

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Another view of bathroom

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Now THAT'S a dressing table

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Appears to be fully restored and functional. Love the brass patina.

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Long view of restored bathroom

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Grout lines, caulking, pipework, tapware all restored to perfection

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Chairs, also painted bureau

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this is fabulous. Use of colour & pattern & proportion is top notch

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Note to self; do not use grass cloth you ALWAYS see the seams. Plus are the naps running in different directions drops 2 & 3?

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rough hewn timber contrasting white (laminate?) doors

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