Heavenly home renovations

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If you’re lucky enough to own a house with original features, bringing it up to date without losing too much can prove a challenge.

Interiors blogger Sophie relished the opportunity to renovate her 1930's home with a top-to-bottom revamp that was sympathetic to its heritage. You can see more of her design journey on Insta at @renovating.no10 but meanwhile let’s look around…

Wall paneling and a rustic chest add to the classic styling of the bedroom, along with Hampton and Astley Egyptian cotton bed linen in pure white.

Wall paneling and a rustic chest add to the classic styling of the bedroom, along with Hampton and Astley Egyptian cotton bed linen in pure white. 

With its wood burning stove and comfy soft furnishings, the lounge couldn't look cosier.

With its wood burning stove and comfy soft furnishings, the lounge couldn't look cosier.

Rather than replace the existing kitchen, Sophie chose to have the doors and units spray painted.

Rather than replace the existing kitchen, Sophie chose to have the doors and units spray painted.

The beautiful neutral toned nursery is the only room created entirely from scratch.

The beautiful neutral toned nursery is the only room created entirely from scratch.

It might be the smallest room in the house, but what the cloakroom lacks in size, it more than makes up for in style.

It might be the smallest room in the house, but what the cloakroom lacks in size, it more than makes up for in style.

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