Glass pendant shades above kitchen island with upright fridge in modernised Victorian cottage Sussex England UK

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Scandinavian influences, modern art and clever planning inspired Teresa Brewer and Bill Mathers as they knocked two cottages into one new light filled, spacious home. On first impression, the front of Teresa Brewer’s pretty Victorian cottages knocked into one, gives nothing away. It is only when the …

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