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Tour this Hampshire home filled with open, airy spaces and modern rustic charm
When Anna Beauchamp and her husband Jon bought their Georgian home in rural Hampshire, the place was derelict. In fact, a tree was growing through the drawing room floor of the farmhouse, and there was ivy spreading over the internal walls. Since then, the couple has totally renovated the house and replaced the dilapidated and ugly double garage with a smart tiled and boarded extension, which blends seamlessly with the old farm.
In the new building, a spacious, light kitchen has been created, with Jamie Blake from Blakes London using weathered wood units, marble worksurfaces and a polished concrete floor. The large glass doors and windows open up to give great views onto the garden and open countryside
A wooden dining table and a collection of mismatched chairs gives a relaxed vibe to the dining space
Ingredients in glass Kilner jars add hints of colour to an otherwise pristine white backdrop
The contemporary kitchen has three large, eye-catching LED bulb pendants over the island
Just off the living area, a little boot room for outdoor gear is kitted out with storage cubbyholes for each member of the family and decorated with Mr Fox wallpaper by Scion
A white upholstered armchair softens the industrial feel created with exposed brickwork, stone flooring and an iron balustrade. The original date of the farm, 1773, was found etched into a brick and so, to mark it, a new bespoke neon sign was made by Seletti
Between the old house and the new, a transitional space has a bespoke iron staircase, that was built from scratch with a metal balustrade and treads made from old floorboards
A focal point in the home, the newly commissioned iron staircase was designed by Anna's husband Jon
The large freestanding bath, painted in Farrow & Ball’s Lamp Room Grey, has views across open fields to a majestic solitary oak
The pared-back, simply decorated main bedroom features linen from Loaf and a bed from Feather & Black
How three derelict barns became a colourful family home full of clever design ideas
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This tiny self-build in the Hebrides is full of great ideas for small spaces
