Dining room
‘We love to entertain, so it was really important for the dining room to be a space for all occasions. It’s a tricky shape, being long and narrow, so after struggling to find a suitable table I decided to make one myself from scaffold pipes. I finished off the look with six individual dining chairs that I brought back to life by upholstering them in a bold printed fabric and a lick of paint. The blinds in this room add colour and pattern to the wall and the geometric print gives the room a focal point.’
Good idea
Use scaffolding scraps to create a one-of-a-kind dining table
Making
Love Florence’s printed blinds? Turn to page 58 to make one
‘Our home renovation was the start of a whole new career for me’, says Florence. ‘I set up my own company making window treatments, called Window Hang-Ups. I now do interior designing for my clients, injecting my home-style into their houses’, she smiles
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About Homestyle
Is it just us, or is autumn an awkward time of year? Don’t get us wrong, it’s pretty as a peach, but we’re still sulking about the sorry excuse for a summer that snuck past, and while we’re (obviously) excited for the impending festivities of Christmas, we’re just not quite there yet. So this year, the HomeStyle team have resolved to embrace the autumn months and all they have to offer. We’ll be donning our best leaf-crunching boots and shopping for the fluffiest blankets to run home and curl up in. In fact, if you’re thinking of indulging in something similar, you’ll love the three cosy living room looks we’ve rustled up (p.66) – they’re suitably snug, and are sure to get you excited for cuddling up in the chilly months to come. If your home’s looking a little worse for wear and needs more than just cushions and candles to get it in shape, then our expert advice on page 60 should help solve some of your house horrors, and our ideas for utilising unusual spaces on page 72 will give otherwise untouched areas of your home a whole new purpose. Talking of horrors, we’re ripe and ready to get pumpkin carving, and have been perfecting our squash-chopping skills ready to whip up the delicious recipes from page 88 onwards. There’s bargain buys aplenty, and did we mention the truly beautiful real homes? You can thank us later...