Surrey Homes | SH79 | August 2021 | Adding value to your property supplement inside

This page: The bathroom flooring is warm-toned terrazzo
tiles and two walls feature small white oblong tiles in a
herringbone design, with terracotta coloured grout.
The cupboard the bathroom sink sits on was made by John Alfredo
from dark stained cedar wood with a black poplar burr handle.
of items and resources maintains the feeling of unity that
runs through the apartment, with a long cabinet by John
Alfredo, which is very appealingly attached to the wall, so
has no legs, greatly boosting the sense of space in the room.
The black webbing chair and footstool are by Bruno
Mathsson, the spindle tables and wood ball next to
it by John Alfredo – and there is another painting
by Roland Jarvis over the bed. The brass and glass
bedside tables are Beatrice finds, from Belgium.
The wardrobe has the same kind of door as the cupboard in
the study – and again is attached to the wall, not resting on
the floor. On top of it is a neat row of felt hats, which have a
pleasingly curated look. “I don’t like clutter,” says Beatrice.
It is a very uncluttered house – but not at all
stark and minimalist. Everywhere the eye falls there
is something interesting to look it, but they have
clearly been collected in a very considered way.
And while the house may not be packed with
stuff, it is never boring, because Beatrice constantly
switches things between the house and the shop.
The current location of Ode Interiors is her second
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