Book shelves with large armchair under window in Brittany farmhouse France

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Upcycled Romance

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Liz has upcycled a tiny 200-year-old farm shed into a romantic home full of warmth and character. "The shed was very small but I just knew it had potential if we extended it a little, " Liz recalls. "We didn’t have a huge budget so we mostly had to use what we had lying around the farm, but that has …

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