White fitted kitchen with brown leather armchair in Rolvenden water tower conversion Cranbrook Kent England UK

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Bruno and Denise remodelled an old water tower into a strikingly bold contemporary home. When Bruno and Denise moved into their picturesque gamekeeper's lodge in Kent in 1990 their initial impulse was to get rid of the concrete beast the bottom of the garden. But then they discovered that their …

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