Your Home

I used interesting wallpapers and colours to link the rooms together

With its quirky fairytale chimneys, wide wooden floorboards and original sash windows, Fenella Falconer and her husband Charlie were immediately drawn in when they first viewed the Grade-II-listed house that would eventually become their home. They held back on snapping it up immediately, though, due to the small courtyard garden and its lack of off-street parking. ‘We had only just started looking at that time, so we decided against it and, of course, the house then went under offer very quickly so we thought it had gone,’ explains Fenella. ‘However, when it came back on the market

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Your Home

Your Home1 min read
TIPS & tricks
Clean the coils at the back of your fridge using a brush and a vacuum, to keep it working at the right temperature. Check your clothes line is working properly and give it a good wipe down. Wash pillows on a gentle machine wash, and dry fully to avoi
Your Home7 min readArchitecture
‘I Always Come Back To Neutrals For Lasting Style’
Having grown up in the village of Cowling in North Yorkshire, Claire Appleton had always admired ‘the house on the hill’ but never imagined she would live there one day. Claire and husband Matthew were midway through updating their previous new-build
Your Home7 min read
‘I Took A Risk With Bold Ceilings And It Paid Off!’
When Sarah and Scott Finlay were expecting their first child, they knew they'd soon outgrow their two-bedroom house in Monkwearmouth, Sunderland. ‘I wanted an older terrace closer to the beach, but we weren't after a big project,’ says Sarah. ‘I'd gr

Related Books & Audiobooks