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Jonathan and the owners wanted to preserve, it also had stripped pine
panelling of a particularly vivid orange hue. ‘I wanted to respect the
overriding style of the house, so we painted the panelling as it would
have been originally, and used texture to give a warm background to
the furnishings,’ says Jonathan.

combined with a dining table by Jonathan, chairs by Christian Liaigre,
George III tallboy is combined with a Regency daybed and bedside
tables by Jonathan.
When it is put together like this, it is easy to see why Jonathan says,

the period is that the pieces were always classical in inspiration, and
modern and clean-cut in appearance.’

RIGHT: The dining room has an ebonised-oak table by Jonathan Reed, and
Allen, from Offer Waterman & Co

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