If you have been following here for a while, you’ll no doubt have gathered that I love a bit of upcycling and any home improvements that can be completed on a budget. So when Oak Furniture UK invited me to write a post for their blog about Inspiring Interiors, a house I had seen featured on stylejuicer.com recently sprang to mind.
The three-bedroomed Victorian house is packed with characterful features such as restored floorboards and recycled fruit crates made into kitchen cabinets! It is a great example of how good reclaimed and salvaged materials can look. Timeless and rustic, the house has bags of charm and personality and probably cost a fraction of normal renovation costs.
I love to see such creatitvity in a home and find it really inspiring. You can catch my full article about creating a thrifty home on the Oak Furniture UK blog here, meanwhile here are some more lovely images of the house:
Images by Heather Hobhouse, featured on housetohome.co.uk and stylejuicer.com
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That house is beautiful, everything just works perfect together. Great article too!
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Thanks Steph! I agree, it’s a pretty perfect example of that style of home. I love it!
Love this home! Those floorboards!? TO DIE x
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Oh, I agree – just gorgeous! x