Theresa’s global inspired home is an absolute treasure trove, bursting with charm and character. I love all of the quirky little details and the way she has seamlessly blended vintage finds with high street pieces. We featured the downstairs of her four bed Edwardian terrace last week, and today you can take a little peek inside the upstairs rooms, garden and summerhouse.

Master Bedroom

This was painted using Dulux Chalk Blush (the same paint as in the snug). I wanted to create a calm, peaceful room to relax in, with natural textures and lots of greenery. The white sleigh bed and leather butterfly chair are from Ebay. The wooden chests, drawers, dimple mirrors and Buddha panel are all vintage. The wicker lampshade is from Graham and Green, as is the patchwork cowhide rug. The fitted wardrobes I had made by my carpenter as soon as I moved into the property. I had them built in a vintage panelled style to make sure they looked as in-keeping with the Edwardian property as possible.

Arlo’s Bedroom

The cabin bed is from Neo and Nani, the Eames style chair is from ebay, and the wardrobe is vintage. We bought the storage cubes and rug from Ikea.

Loft Bedroom

We painted the feature wall in Dulux Night Jewels 2, and the other walls in Dulux Night Jewels 5. The bed is from a store that doesn’t exist anymore! But I believe you can get the same bed from Feather and Black. The brass hand chair is from Rockett St George, the wooden wall art is by Judy Ta Deco, and the rugs are from La Redoute and Anthropologie. The wicker shade and desk are from Ikea and the standing lamp is vintage Habitat. The string shade on the gold bedside Iconic lamp was made by me.

Bathroom

The perfect space for my ever expanding collection of houseplants (last count 72)! The paint we used in here is Dulux Brilliant White, the tiles by Tons of Tiles, and the sink and toilet are from Victoria Plumb. The wooden chests and wooden stool are vintage, and the hamman towels are from Hamman and Home.

Anais’ Bedroom

The cot is from Mamas and Papas, the rug from La Redoute, and the chest of drawers and rocking chair are both vintage. We created a blackboard wall using chalkboard paint. The cushions, bunting and quilts in both children’s bedrooms were all made by me.

Garden

This was completely overgrown with five foot high weeds when I moved in, and has been a continuous project by both my husband and I. We cut back as many trees as we could to get more light into the garden so we could build raised beds for vegetables. We also built the summerhouse and deck (the deck was built from reclaimed scaffold boards, and the shed was from Wayfair and painted in Cuprinol French Grey). The bench in the summerhouse was built from wood from our old garden plant beds, the cushions I made myself, and the tables in the summerhouse are both vintage. The metal round table is from Ikea, the leather pouffe is from Andalucia, and other chairs are vintage. The lawn was laid as soon as I moved in for my son to play on, and the next big project is to completely re-do the patio area by the house next year to include new seating which we plan to build from old scaffold boards (we love scaffold boards!).

Is anyone else a dab hand with a sewing machine/scaffold boards? What’s your favourite part of the home tour?

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