Surrey Homes | SH100 | May 2023 | Something To Celebrate Supplement inside

This page, above right & left: Angie has used a reclaimed
Indian bannister and doors and wooden and zinc Indian pelmets
to add texture and colour inspiration. ‘Rainforest Rabble’
wallpaper by Linwood ties in all the elements Right: Reclaimed
Indian doors neatly conceal a guest bedroom with cabin bed
retailer All Saints on their interiors, knew she would
need all her interior design skills – which she studied at
Greenwich University – in order to create her vision.
A large swathe of lined and interlined Colefax and
Fowler fabric pelmet, roman blind and door curtain,
created for Angie by Clare at Aquarius Soft Furnishings
in Maidstone, acts as a sumptuous barrier to the outside,
immediately creating a calm, stylish and cosy room.
Angie, who sources and re-purposes furniture mainly from
India, France and Sweden, has used vintage pieces all over
the house to create her aesthetic, one that is both calm yet
individual. “When I design for my clients, I work to their
brief (Angie’s clients include Kelly Brook and Tool Room
Records). For me, this house was all about establishing
my look, my ideas and my style. I like pushing the raw
and the pretty together and seeing what happens.”
The sitting room, painted in soothing Strong White
by Farrow & Ball, has been panelled by Angie, adding
texture. From the walls and fireplace to the newly enclosed
staircase, and seating area, everything talks, the panels
even mirrored in the continental vintage furniture.
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