Their approach in kitchen is playful, eclectic and experimental. The pair upscaled one of their wallpaper designs, Monk, adding a pop of yellow. Additionally, they direct-printed another design, Dizzy, on to waterproof MDF creating a unique, heatproof worktop.

Vintage finds – from family heirlooms to auction-house treasures – are dotted throughout. And yet, the home never feels crowded. Everything has a place and each room tells a story.

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By her own admission she is incredibly sentimental and, as a child, would daydream about how many meals families had eaten around their table and what they would have talked about. ‘For me, it doesn’t matter whether a piece is 200 or 50 years old, so long as it’s well designed and has history.’

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