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Divide and rule

HEN the new owners moved to this Georgian manor house, they decided work was required to bring the interiors back to a design that was more sympathetic to its architecture. One of the first projects they tackled was the kitchen and they approached Tracey Hyde, a senior designer at Plain English, for help. ‘Previously, the house had quite a masculine look, which was out of keeping with the rest of the property,’

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