You know my weakness for lovely interiors with quaint names like Lavender Hill and Limetree Cottage? Well, Adelaide Road tops the list with plenty of cozy fireplaces, delightful nooks and a sweet name of course. The south London property has it all - white floors, a second living room with black stained floors, a kitchen that opens to a garden and a charming attic artist's studio. An artist's studio...a charming one at that! Hello, heaven...yes...I didn't realize you were located in south London...good to know.
{images via Beach Studios}
What a lovely mix of old and new, and the floors are delicious!
ReplyDeletesigh...even more charm & beauty...i can see why it tops your list.
ReplyDeleteI love your interior posts, they always spark some idea in me!
ReplyDeleteLove that kitchen that runs right into the yard. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo funny - I was looking at these very images last night! Aren't they divine!
ReplyDeleteLove these shots - it's the books and framed pictures filling the space that make them special to me.
ReplyDeletehello, gorgeous home that i would like to live in! :) so pretty...
ReplyDeletelovely. light and airy, but somehow still cozy.
ReplyDeletei like it very much!
ReplyDeletei'm so intrigued by that first photo - what are those things? are they drawers or tool boxes?
ReplyDeleteDeary me! You are so right about the heaven thing! Swoon-o-rama! What I wouldn't give to live there! The person's an interior decorating genius!
ReplyDeleteWhen can I move in?
ReplyDeletemm.. that kitchen with the open door is so dreamy!
ReplyDeleteand i'm mad about those dark wood floors, too.
Love it all!!!!
ReplyDeletewhat an awesome under-the-stairs nook!!!!!
ReplyDeletehave i told you how GOOD you are at blogging? :)
ReplyDeleteI like how the old and the new come together. I hope you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteyou know if you ever need anyone to go with you and check out this place first hand... i might be able to swing it. damn... note to self must plan trip to london.
ReplyDeleteOh my! You are right about heaven being in South London. I would love to move into this retreat straight away. What a lovely post!
ReplyDeleteI love these, too. Cozy and personal yet light.
ReplyDeleteI love the black stained floors with the picture collage over the mantle. What a great look this place has!
ReplyDeleteI love these images, especially the bookshelf!! Gorgeous post as usual! :)
ReplyDeleteThis place is perfection! Gorgeous.
ReplyDeletejust gorgeous. i wonder what that buffet up top was originally used for?
ReplyDeleteSoooooo dreamy!!! I'm there with you!
ReplyDeleteCan I transport this kitchen and the fireplace that's under the stairs or the eave, and put them into the Limetree Cottage??? Best of both worlds!!
I have a weakness for cute house names too. And that attic studio is just perfection.
ReplyDeleteThat's it, this isn't fair. why do only cool british houses and seaside cottages get nifty names? I propose that we all name our houses, whether we're living in a grand mansion or a crummy carpeted rental (can you sense my wall-to-wall-carpet rage?).
ReplyDeleteHenceforth when asked where I live, I am going to reply 'Pemberton Hollows'.
My eyes went right to the garden... ah I can live vicariously through your posts..
ReplyDeleteLove the open doors in the kitchen. It all looks so cozy and homey.
ReplyDeleteI love the openness of the home, great inspirational find!
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Stop now, me eyes and ears are hurting - it's too much to bear.
ReplyDeleteooh, how beautiful! i'm packing my suitcase and buying a plane ticket!
ReplyDeleteCharm galore! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love the kitchen opening up to the garden!!!
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait until spring!
you always find the prettiest pictures + places!
ReplyDeletethat's it - i'm packing up my shiz. movin to posh london. faaaabulous, dahling.
This is one of my favorites from the site too. I love the little fireplace workspace area, it just ooooozes charm!
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love!!! This house is perfect in every way. And and artist cottage to boot? *swoon*
ReplyDeleteMan, I wish we had a fireplace!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely white and light house - yes, I agree, heaven :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the chest of drawers in the first photo!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous images and agreed, the names are adorable. xv
ReplyDeleteI agree with Anne...we should all name our houses. It gives them a sense of personality and importance. Love the floors, love the garden kitchen, and the studio....perfect.
ReplyDeleteBut. But. What is Gallus? Should I know? They look like typeset drawers. But the name. I don't get it.
ReplyDeletethat drawer stack is amazing
ReplyDeleteOoh the fireplaces are just lovely. I have just moved into a lovely big old house with fireplaces. Thanks for giving me some great ideas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely home!! I wish it was mine ; )
ReplyDeletethat kitchen view is wonderful. more beautiful spaces...
ReplyDeleteu cant call it a home sweet home until u have a gazillio pictures hangin' on the wall!
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