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‘Don’t be too fancy’

LOVE my home in the countryside. It’s a Palladian folly that’s layered with straw matting and has room for dirty Wellington boots and all the accoutrement of woolly dog ownership. It has a notably different feel to that of my flat in the city, which is a 6th-floor apartment

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