Wealden Times | WT200 | October 2018 | Kitchen & Bathroom supplement inside

and 17th centuries, while a Georgian facade was added later.
Fortunately for Home Farm, its current residents were
adamant that they wanted to maintain a farmhouse feel and
employ the best craftsmen and designers to help them do this.
The couple, who had already worked with Cox Restorations
and Evernden Interiors on a nearby property, were keen to
employ both companies again. The results speak for themselves.
“I remember coming to the house when our clients
had just bought it,” says Belinda Benton from Evernden
Interiors. “I thought it would be lovely to walk in the
front door and be able to look straight through the house.”
So a wall that had previously butted into the hallway,
creating a dog-leg, was subsequently repositioned. This
instantly opened up the hallway and created a tantalizing
view through the house and into open countryside.
As with any decent farmhouse, the kitchen is at the
This page: The snug – formerly the kitchen – is painted in
Btwn Dog & Wolf by Paint and Paper Library. The sofa and
ottoman were commissioned by Evernden Interiors. The lamps
are Willow from Porta Romana. The fireside chairs are antique
Welsh farmhouse chairs
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