Set on the ridge of Middle Lypiatt, in the Cotswolds, an old Grange and barn converted to a private residence with views across the Bisley Valley. A crisp and contemporary feel is achieved while using traditional elements such as exposed beams, dry stone walling and cotswold stone in the construction.  As a barn footprint allows, the house had lovely long spaces which is unusual for the cotswolds and the new renovation has created an influx of light into the rooms.
Justin Van Breda was asked to decorate this house for a young family and the brief was to use a lot of navy, pops of colour, incorporate indigenous Australian art, and to keep it light and fun.  

Mixing materials of wool, velvet and linens demarcated various spaces- a winter sitting room, a summer dining area, a light and airy attic bedroom.  The designer custom designed and manufactured almost  all the furniture for the client, mixing in some old pieces, lamps and accessories and rugs from some of his favourite suppliers. 

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Anastasia is the lead author of House-diaries.com. She has studied English Literature and Psychology in the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens as well as Interior Design & Architecture in AKTO College. She works in the field of Higher Education and has a special passion for cozy interiors.

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