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he measred and fi tted it himself or the contertops my opted for a composite stone that loos lie arrara marble hen it came to the interiors my as


fi rmly in charge choosing a netral palette that frames the beatifl ies from eery indo he interiors are simple and elegant atral materials and fi nishes are sstainable and they echo the srronding enironment inclding timber microcement and limebased plaster ogether they create a calm textred interior ne of the most signifi cant choices as


the  ooring he cople had initially anted concrete  oors throghot bt after seeing a concrete  oor at a ondon art gallery they decided against an indstrial feel e sa an amaing concrete  oor ith shado gaps in a ondon rt allery and ere really tempted to se concrete throghot the grond  oor oeer after mch debate e decided to brea it p ith really ide ooden plans for a armer less indstrial feel in the sitting room and itchen says my e opted for hanceys oa  oorboards throghot the sitting itchen and dining room adds drian hancey does the most amaing ide oa boards mm hich e fell in loe ith and they gie a really arm modern rstic loo lsehere in the hallays bathrooms and tility areas my and drian chose microcement ie in eery other aspect of this bild drian as determined not to hand oer aspects to otside fi rms nstead he sent one of his bilders on a corse so his team cold install the microcement themseles e ere really


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Natural materials and fi nishes are sustainable, and they echo the surrounding environment


een to se microcement explains drian  dont lie tiles in bathrooms and e een made the shoer tray from it  more nsal choice as a ne prodct


from rmorcoat called lime his is a sstainable replacement plaster made from clay and lime mixed ith art ts selfcolored too so theres no need to paint e absoltely loe the natral soft chaly loo of this and hae sed the same color throghot the hose says drian here are no pictres p in this hose as e loe the fi nish of the alls and the ies throgh the indos ight is a maor element of this design inclding not st the glaing bt the lighting design too my and drian attended a orshop ith a specialist lighting designer so they cold get this exactly right e felt it as essential both in the loo of the lights themseles and also the ambience says drian e both attended a lighting orshop at ohn llen and then sed them


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