Wealden Times | WT174 | August 2016 | Wedding supplement inside
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Above: The basement ‘loft’ apartment also has it own kitchen<br />
area Right: The funky tiles in the guest cloakroom are by Lubna<br />
Chowdhary. The vintage mirror with an integral lamp is from<br />
AG Hendy & Co, providing illumination to read the books on<br />
the shelf behind the loo<br />
practical room, with one painted cupboard - with birds, of<br />
course - adding a creative flourish.<br />
En route we pass another of Ginny’s favourite rooms and a<br />
tiny one at that: a compact, beautifully designed loo with walls<br />
painted in a moody purple-grey and funky patterned tiles.<br />
Bookshelves tucked behind the loo itself offer plenty of reading<br />
options while those more fascinated by the tiles, will love the<br />
little lamp (from AG Hendy & Co)) that protrudes in a slightly<br />
ghostly way, from the antique vanity mirror.<br />
Tip-tapping along the landing to the front of the house, we<br />
approach what Ginny refers to as ‘The Princess Suite’ of master<br />
bedroom, walk-through dressing room and divine bathroom.<br />
The bedroom is blessed with four tall windows, looking out<br />
across the Old Town towards the sea, with Beachy Head in the<br />
distance, and is modestly decorated with a turquoise velvet<br />
chaise from Graham & Green, a mannequin from Retrouvius<br />
and a muted wallpaper behind the bedstead, by Farrow & Ball.<br />
“Look over here,” says Ginny, pointing through the dressing<br />
room and into the en suite bathroom. “This is the view you<br />
have to see!”<br />
Paint shades co-ordinate perfectly, from the cool grey<br />
bedroom, through the olive green dressing room and into<br />
the dusky pink bathroom. Beyond this there is a ‘green roof’.<br />
“This is our sedum roof. It’s only just been done and the yellow<br />
flowers are coming out. Eventually it will be a meadow of<br />
colours; reds, blues and yellows.”<br />
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