View through open double doors to dinihg room set for Christmas dinner

Image ID:	13288597
License type:	Rights Managed
Photographer:	© living4media / von Einsiedel, Andreas Portrait

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Location:	Sussex, UK

Print size:	approx. 62.31 × 41.59 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A3

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Lit candles on dinding table in open plan dining room kitchen of Regency home

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Les and Loraine Gabb painstakingly researched the history of their new home; UK

Les and Loraine seized the opportunity to lovingly restore a once-hidden Regency home in West Sussex. As the myriad period features were badly neglected and the house felt stripped of any light or emotion, the couple embarked on an 18-month building project, to magical results.

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