Wealden Times | WT207 | May 2019 | Extensions & Outdoor Living supplement inside

Above left: A beautiful petrol-blue bathroom has opposing counter-top basins Above right: The sixth bedroom is referred to as the
‘French Room’, with a 1960s Louis Fooey chest of drawers and pretty, patterned wallpaper
high jinks that go on in that room at bedtime…
Next to that, at the top and the front of the house, is
another large, light and airy bedroom, with wonderfully
bold stripe wallpaper on the sloping eaves opposite the
bed. This is the – formally required – bedroom from
which you can see the sea and the one Owner One
and Owner Two use when they are in residence.
The very adorable pale blue and white 1960s
dressing table was a £35 London junk shop find – the
town is famous for it. The very stylish recycled wood
wardrobe and bedside tables are by Loaf.com and the
blue and white lamps on the tables by Pooky.
Back down one half-landing is the sixth bedroom
– the rambling plan makes it feels like there are far
more – which they call the French Room. More sweetly
girly it has pretty wallpaper, a 1960s Louis Fooey
chest of drawers and an iron bed (Gumtree again).
At the end of the corridor is the final bathroom – which
is possibly my favourite room in the whole house. Painted
a gorgeous petrol blue it has two groovy sit-atop basins on
marble stands opposite each other – which is so much more
appealing than spitting out toothpaste side by side, which
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