1930s cottage interior

Treechangers James Watts and Tony Chapman bought a 1930s cottage in the Southern Highlands, and turned it into their dream country escape.

Anna Keen, a mum-of-two from Oxfordshire and the creator of Instagram account @theinteriorframe, shares the renovation journey of her 1930s home.

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The leafy patch of southwest London that the interior designer Tamsin Saunders calls home is so heavily populated with gated, Georgian-era mini-mansions that you feel powerless to the curious call of a Rightmove search as the bus winds its way over from the railway station. But her interwar terrace, a 1930s former council house with a far more modest aesthetic, has inside just as much charm as the period splendour of her neighbours’ properties. “I love houses where you walk in and it feels…

Even the furniture is 80 years old!

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See how the artistic homeowner has created a welcoming space that’s full of personality

By designing the space to incorporate antique pieces and using a neutral, comforting palette throughout, Pandora Taylor ensured this south London home could shift with her clients' needs

The Edwardian terraced house in Newington could be used as a museum, with its 1930s stove and original rugs.

This top-to-bottom renovation took two two years to finish, and the homeowners did nearly 100% of the work themselves.