Rustic foyer with open doorway and view of red reading chair in country house with exposed wooden structure

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Photographer:	© living4media / Smith, Rachael

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Location:	Kent, UK
Interior designer/stylist:	Sara Cosgrove at The Studio & Harrods

Print size:	approx. 30.65 × 40.87 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A4

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Link to the Past

11147357 | © living4media / Smith, Rachael | 25 images

Refurbishing a 15th century farm house in Kent

A Grade-II listed Wealden hall house, dating back to 1450. The couple entirely refurbished the property, adding a large two-storey structure with a basement, built on the footprint of a former shed and barn. It is linked to the old house by a timber-framed walkway

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