Oak floor in kitchen diner with pendant lights and houseplant 1960s dormer bungalow Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, UK

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Highs and Bunga-lows

13594891 | © living4media / Narratives / Darby, Brent | 23 images

After drastically downsizing, Alison made it her mission to transform her new dormer bungalow in West Yorkshire into an eclectic family space filled with optimistic character with a hint of nostalgia. ‘Initially, there was nothing quirky about it’, Alison recalls. ‘However, I could see the potential …

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