Renovation: Julia Haghjoo über ihr Denkmalgeschütztes Townhouse in London

Do you want to become a better person?

For a mix of classic and timeless, the mix is ​​different and new. Das Haus hat us in seiner Art yes auch schon eine Vorgabe gegeben. Wir wollen aber auch nicht, dass zu old fashioned aussieht. A relative stems from our family, while we live in our house, plays a role for one of the most momentous roles, the object that has a purpose and a character within it. We also bought items in Antiquity Lists or brought accessories from our travels.

Who would like to describe your hours still?

Naturally, we have found here that we have found, I have a mix of British, Italian and Nordic interiors – this is how I would describe them in style.

Would you like to stay with guests?

When friends and family are finally finished, it is the most beautiful thing for us, that’s it. Dementia brauchten will have a larger size, while still not being as good. My summers are fraught with a great backyard barbecue experience.

A würdest du im Rückblick was otherwise mechanical?

It is a fragile piece, it is not clear. Of course you bring renovation reorderings with such a wrong power, some functions that do not function, such as a few, fell during the project. The war is re-ordered, where the re-orders are.

Have you found the best Lieblingsraum?

It’s a good idea to read the Tageszeit. When I am together with my daughter and my family, I live happily ever after, in my kitchen, in my home and living room. If I’m alone, I’ll be alone salons; Here I can come with Ruhe and recharge my batteries or enjoy friends and family with coffee, tea or drinks.

Meinst du, euch shieht es in Zukunft noch mal woanders hin?

Man weiß nie, was in der Zukunft passionrt. Jetzt lost the first part of Samen and watched with our lives.

More Einblicke in the home of Julia Haghjoo and their family in London

The Couple is so surprised that he is a big Estonian, but he is a great guy. Der Tisch and the eight Stühle tribes from B&B Italia, hang a Murano-Leuchter from Studio Laurin.

Ollie Tomlinson; Art: Alex Prager