FLYING COLOURS

hen the right house comes along, it should grant you creative licence to express all and any artistic desires. That wish came true for Vaughan Geeson and partner Noel Schroder, who found a home willing to give as much as they gave. “It’s a really quirky house, so it gave us full range to be quite quirky with colours and furnishings,” says Vaughan. Originally a 1912 cottage build, the house had been extended and added to over the years, creating a potpourri of shapes and proportions. “It’s quite eclectic. I don’t think