Wooden dining table and chairs with recessed woodburner in Surrey cottage England UK

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Mixing fresh fabrics and colours with antique pieces Caroline has brought a modern-country feel to her Home Counties cottage. Step through the duck-egg-blue front door of florist Caroline's country cottage and the first thing you notice is the intoxicating smell of flowers. From vases and pots …

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