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Tina and husband Steve returned to their roots in Anglesey, Wales, to build an amazing home filled with bursts of colour and incredible views. Featured on the second series of George Clarke's Building Home, find out more about their design choices.
Project details
Architect: Russell-Hughes Cyf
Door: Barn external and Porto Wide RAL Farrow & Ball's Babouche 223 internal side and internal frame 1500mm x 2100mm. External frame RAL 7015 slate grey 2070mm x 2100
Handle: Option 11
Construction: Jobe Developments Ltd
Tiles: reclaimed by Bert & May and limestone flagstones by County Tiles
Kitchen: Modern Mon
Wood burners: Warmer Brothers Anglesey
Bench: reclaimed supplied by Hawthorn Yard
Windows: NorDan and Crittall by Crittall supplied by Veritas
The exterior of the home, covered in stones salvaged from the original building on the land, carefully shaped and arranged by a local stonemason, has a traditional look. The exterior of the front door – Urban Front's Barn design – is also reclaimed and repurposed. With top marks for sustainability, the beauty of this door lies in its rustic texture and unique visual variations.
Step through the door, and you'll be wowed by the double-height ceiling and curved bespoke staircase by Bisca. The use of colour throughout the property is unexpected and designed to delight, from the yellow of the door to the bright stair runner, vibrant artwork, and use of pattern.
The back of the property features a stunning glass extension that makes the most of the far-reaching countryside and sea views. The pops of colour, patterns and textures continue here, along with two special fireplaces and seating that makes you want to put your feet up.
