Living and breathing Victorian interiors, buildings and history
Who doesn't love the look of a Victorian pantry in a country house or museum. But is a pantry or larder a practical solution for storing your food items? Let's be clear from the outset, I’m not influenced by the likes of Kirsty Allsopp who bleat on about the benefits of their pantry! Many of... Continue Reading →
Victorian patchwork was the original form of recycling so finding a new use for your waste is nothing new. One of the things I love about the Victorian period is their hate of waste and making the most of what they had. We could all learn a lot about their penny-pinching ways! We’ve all heard of... Continue Reading →
The simple no-frills Edwardian bathroom is a timeless design classic that endures to this day. It is surprising that bare white, functional spaces aren't the preserve of the modern minimalist home. White painted walls and simple fittings are key Edwardian features which are easy to replicate in a bathroom today. I'm going to briefly outline... Continue Reading →
Ever wondered what paint colours were originally used in your period house? Historic paint analysis may be able to help. You may be lucky enough to have traces of early paints schemes under wallpaper or inside later cupboards. They can give you tangible clues on what your house once looked like in days gone by.... Continue Reading →
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