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This page: The largest bedroom is situated in the newer part of the house, which has a dramatic vaulted ceiling and is painted mainly in white, with a statement end wall behind the bed in Amber Gris by Fired Earth. Throughout the house, both modern and antique furniture have been carefully mixed with eclectic finds and artworks that Kim comes across. A tranquil bathroom continues the cool grey theme that runs throughout Dormestone in its painted panelling The dining space is ideally situated in the light filled conservatory and has views out across the well kept grounds. A dining table runs horizontally under the double gable of the conservatory. This is a big, airy room and makes a great entertaining space. I notice a stylish and comfortable looking dog basket in here – a good place, as the family dog can be near to people, and near to the garden. It’s important that everyone’s needs are met. “Ah yes,” she remembers, “the house has been voted in the top ten places to stay with your dog in the Telegraph, which is a lovely accolade.” It appears that the care and comfort of canines – and many other animals has been a feature of life at Dormestone Farm through its history. “Apparently people used to bring their sick animals here to be healed,” says Kim. “There is certainly a lovely feel here – and I can believe that it was a place of care and healing.” The warmth of natural materials contributes to the lovely feel, I’m sure. Floorboards throughout the ground floor have been sanded back and gleam like tawny gold, occasionally dressed with a friendly rug or two, “to hide the holes,” Kim laughs. Comfortable sisal flooring is used in the sitting room, the stairs and across the top floor of the house, which again helps to unify the space. “Sisal is very hardwearing and forgiving.” It also adds texture and its neutral tone effectively underpins all the colour schemes. Used in the sitting room at Dormestone Farm, the sisal blends comfort with practicality and helps to bring a simple, uncluttered feel and ties in well with the warm wood of the beams. priceless-magazines.com 46
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