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untreated by wax, varnish or paint. The light-filled atrium is enormous, uncluttered, but made to feel welcoming, with warm and natural finishes, textures and giant houseplants. A focal point chair leads your eye to the view beyond the huge picture window. “It’s just from Made.com,” says Emma, “but Steve Hanson in Ulcombe is a fantastic upholsterer – he re-upholstered the chair and repositioned the buttons, so now it looks like a bespoke object rather than a mass produced one.” Walking back across the divide we pass an effective piece of design that makes the best of the potentially difficult strip between the barn and extension. Stones unearthed from the site and yuccas in pots sit on a bed of pebbles, transforming what could have been a bleak space into a view-framing slice down through the gap, looking out to one of several zoned seating areas and the landscape beyond. Glimpses of the countryside come in at every window, but the view through the window at the end of the extension is the main draw. “In winter it’s all Top left: The timbers in the barn are remarkably well preserved and cleaned beautifully, left untreated by wax, varnish or paint Top right & above left: Attention to detail in the contemporary bathrooms Above right: The main bedroom priceless-magazines.com 40
Top left: The striking form of the extension is evident from outside, where wooden cladding runs from floor to ceiling on the structure, creating a semi-sheltered area of patio Top right and above: Emma and Terry have opted for earthy and natural tones throughout the barn to complement the worn, warm wood black out there,” Emma says. “It took a while to get used to it, but it’s cosy once the log burner is lit.” The colours and textures down this end are earthy and natural, designed to complement the soft tones of the scenery around them. Opposite the comfortable – and cleverly re-covered – Ikea sofa, is a well curated feature wall of shelving that Emma has used to help zone the space and to fill what could have been a large expanse of blank wall. “The TV on the wall by itself could look exposed and rather odd, potentially even an eyesore, so we created the shelving unit around it to soften it, housing all the gadgetry in the cupboards beneath.” Each of the living spaces in here exists in its own zone, but Emma has worked hard to create an overall theme, uniting the two buildings into one spacious home. There’s an uncluttered Danish mid-century feel throughout, but the mood is relaxed – Emma was determined to create a sense of space and calm. Together she and Terry have done more than that. Marrying two entirely different buildings into one – and from such monumentally different eras (1680 versus 2020) – could have resulted in a complete miss-match. But in the skilled hands of Terry and Emma, they have become one dwelling, linked by the simplicity of their design, the honesty of the building materials and shared structural elements – the staircases, concrete floor, use of bare wood and metal. All these have combined to create not just a showcase for Hazelwood Building & Restoration, but, more importantly, a shining example of how one family has worked hard to make themselves a beautiful home. Address Book: To find out more about Hazelwood Building & Restoration, and to discuss a project, see hazelwoodbuilding.co.uk The Bathroom Cellar 01580 713883 thebathroom.co.uk Dyke & Dean 01424 429202 dykeanddean.com Sally Streeten Interiors (curtains) 07957 136985 sallystreeteninteriors.co.uk Steven Hanson (upholsterer in Ulcombe) 01622 844122 41 priceless-magazines.com
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untreated by wax, varnish or paint.<br />
The light-filled atrium is<br />
enormous, uncluttered, but made<br />
to feel welcoming, with warm<br />
and natural finishes, textures and<br />
giant houseplants. A focal point<br />
chair leads your eye to the view<br />
beyond the huge picture window.<br />
“It’s just from Made.com,” says<br />
Emma, “but Steve Hanson in<br />
Ulcombe is a fantastic upholsterer<br />
– he re-upholstered the chair and<br />
repositioned the buttons, so now it<br />
looks like a bespoke object rather<br />
than a mass produced one.”<br />
Walking back across the divide<br />
we pass an effective piece of design<br />
that makes the best of the potentially<br />
difficult strip between the barn and<br />
extension. Stones unearthed from the<br />
site and yuccas in pots sit on a bed of<br />
pebbles, transforming what could have<br />
been a bleak space into a view-framing<br />
slice down through the gap, looking<br />
out to one of several zoned seating<br />
areas and the landscape beyond.<br />
Glimpses of the countryside come in<br />
at every window, but the view through<br />
the window at the end of the extension<br />
is the main draw. “In winter it’s all<br />
Top left: The timbers in the barn are<br />
remarkably well preserved and cleaned<br />
beautifully, left untreated by wax, varnish<br />
or paint Top right & above left: Attention<br />
to detail in the contemporary bathrooms<br />
Above right: The main bedroom<br />
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