Bookcases and seating with piano in double height living room of 17th century Hampshire barn conversion England, UK

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Fiona Erskine and her husband Alistair a decorative painter employing all manner of paint effects for elegant homes all over the worldhave transformed their 17th century house in a Hampshire village with timeless paint shades and accessories inspired by distant lands.

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