Queen bed with a turquoise capitone upholstered head and foot board, green armchairs in the foreground

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Photographer:	© living4media / Narratives / Gadsby, Richard

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Print size:	approx. 45.44 × 30.89 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A3

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Seating area with green armchairs in a bay window with opulent velvet curtains

Queen bed with a turquoise capitone upholstered head and foot board

Custom-made glass cabinets with vase collection mounted on a green wall

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A House of Treasures

13658863 | © living4media / Narratives / Gadsby, Richard | 35 images

Vibrant colours, prints & textures come together in an unusual seaside home; UK

Bold décor, eclectic furnishings and fascinating collections have transformed this historic seaside home which comes with an intriguing past. The house was constructed by a retired sea admiral in 1790 and most famously once provided a hiding place for smugglers’ contraband. Today, after complicated …

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