Surrey Homes | SH65 | March 2020 | Good Living supplement inside

One thing not visible in the bedroom is any cupboards.
That is because the couple’s clothes have in fact been
given their own room entirely. The third bedroom has
been generously converted into a dressing room, a trundle
bed for overnight guests cleverly hidden behind wooden
louvered doors, a look that was big in the 1970s and
well overdue a comeback. A series of stunning smoked
ceramic handles on the doors, from Granby Workshop,
offer another touch of detail and a wonderful sense
of texture. A spacious second bedroom will shortly be
taking in the couple’s first foster child whilst Justine
has once again worked her magic, turning the small
bathroom into a hotel-standard space, with a vintage freestanding
vanity unit and brushed brass taps that perfectly
reflect the aesthetic found in the rest of the house.
It can be seen in every room and is the backdrop to
This page: The kitchen by Krieder, was given a sense of texture with leather handles from Turnstyle
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