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Eclectic mix Interior of extraordinary Georgian house in Portsea Place

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Eclectic mix Interior of extraordinary Georgian house in Portsea Place

Set over 3 floors, this extraordinary Georgian house interior is decorated in an eclectic mix of antique and contemporary style. The interior features an stylish curving stairwell lined with old paintings, nooks and crannies and a small library of antique leather bound books. Painted mostly chocolate brown and exuding an air of shabby chic, this classic artistic style home providing an absolute passion for its residents. Wonderfully positioned in Portsea Place, this Contemporary property has well located close to the facilities of Edgware Road and is within good distance of the comprehensive amenities of Oxford Street and also the surrounding area.

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Simple Home Furniture

When you have bought your handmade solid oak furniture, you should know how to care for it properly. Besides the obvious ‘handle with care’ when moving your furniture, do not drop it from a great height and so on, here are a few tips that we mention to our clients to help them care for the furniture that we make for them.


Solid wood furniture needs to be waxed with natural beeswax regularly. The traditional thick ‘paste’ lightly applied with a soft rag (old towelling) is best, or a natural spray on is quite adequate, but silicon spray is not suitable as it does not feed or nourish the wood, but merely puts a slippery shiny surface on the wood.


Timber should be dried as closely as possible to the moisture content of the room that it is going into, minimizing movement in the timber. Cells will expand or shrink across their girth (not length) as they take on or loose moisture until they balance with their surroundings, and reach ambient (this is why doors stick in the winter). The British standard for kiln dried timber is 12%, plus or minus 2% (that’s the timber merchants’ job). If the room is very damp, then the wood will swell, ‘blowing’ joints apart, while too low and the wood can shrink causing tension in the timber and possibly splitting.

Hot coffee cups, red wine rings, watermarks from vases which mark polished surfaces are often repairable, while cigarettes and sharp edges can often cause irreparable damage. Highly skilled furniture polishers can remove small marks and scratches, wine rings and water marks and it is best to hunt for a local polisher in the yellow pages, than attempt removing the mark yourself, and ending up with a bigger problem. You should ask your furniture maker how durable the surface finish he uses is, or what else he would like to use to increase the durability to make it more suitable for your purpose. Although not as durable, we have noticed a recent trend going back to the natural finishes, such as oils and waxes, rather than the manmade lacquers, which tend to be sprayed on.

Exterior Design Ideas for Remodeling Inspiration from Beautiful Architectural Design of Q House

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Contemporary Interior Design in Minimalist House Design

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