Wealden Times | WT212 | October 2019 | Kitchen & Bathroom supplement inside

Above left: Anna Marie’s daughter’s room has been decorated using a warm, muted grey Above right: Anna Marie’s son chose a minimal
monochrome scheme for his room
beautifully crafted kitchen that has been re-painted and
now looks as good as new. The quality of the cabinetry
means that the kitchen now sits effortlessly within the
living and dining area. Again texture and colour have been
used to maximum effect. Tongue-and-groove panelling
that begins in the splash-back in the kitchen moves
throughout the dining area, creating a wonderful sense
of continuity between the two areas. Anna Marie has
also created a wall of reclaimed Victorian brick slips. “I
wanted it to give warmth to the room but also to echo the
rear wall of the house, as you look in from the garden.”
Through the sliding doors, the patio offers up another
shot of the family’s former Aussie life. The outdoor table
and chairs, with the bleached wood and geometric
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