Something old, something new

I have another Shoot Factory location home in London for you all today. This time it's a wonderful juxtaposition of old and new. A stone house that looks to be about 200 years old filled with modern and mid century furnishings makes for an funky and eclectic space. Love the floors and retro trailer in the yard.

Comments

[Lily]

Love the dining area and the living room !!

xxLily

[Tricia Rose]

You had me at the AGA, and the supremely livable kitchen... I can't even fantasize about an AGA where I live now!

[Lisa Skye]

LOVE the LOVE poster in the dining room!! Any chance I can find out where it is from?

Thank you!
Lisa Skye

[bucky]

.. oh my god .. thank you!

[Aliza]

The trailer in the back is the most original, adorable idea I have seen in 4ever!

[Alyssa Steffes]

That stove was great. This whole thing is great. I love the "spare bedroom/living room" in the old school trailer in the yard!

[jejushhh]

The cat in the first photo looks pretty cute :)

[ernø]

So COOOOL , like always here !!!

[mrs c.]

love. it.
wow!

[Bunny from Couleur Nature]

Wow! Love this house, especially those ceilings. And the trailer in the yard - I've been on the lookout for a vintage tin trailer to redo. . .Thanks!

[Lin]

I would kill for that stove and I don't even like cooking!

[jonyee]

wow always thought low ceilings could make a room feel really stuffy. But this proved me wrong. White ceiling, a dull light wall colour and lotsa light seems to do the trick? love it

[miam]

Can I just escape there and never come back?

[lucie]

oh, BEAUTIFUL! Thank you!
...so, these guys know how to fix an old wall in the end...

[Michael from SHOOTFACTORY]

Hello Lisa Skye...

LOVE - is a needlepoint wall hanging designed by Paul Smith for the The Rug Company...

I hope this helps!

[Lisa Skye]

Michael, thank you! I knew I had seen that before and fallen it love with it the first time...! Is it possible it is hanging in the Paul Smith store in NYC on 5th Avenue? Thanks again...

[Sophie Fuller]

This is for Lisa Skye, the wall hanging in the dining room is by Paul Smith at The Rug Company.
http://www.therugcompany.info/wallhangings/paul-smith/love.htm

S x

[marv]

the subtle contrast of textures (clean subway tiles, 'irregular plaster' (?) ceiling) is too sensuous. amazing space!

[amanda]

what an amazing space! the trailer is just the icing on the cake :) :)