Olive Haller-Nuaman, a building contractor, and her husband Mejd turned their boxy, characterless 1950s council house in southwest London into a warm and welcoming light-filled retreat.
The beautiful space has been opened up with a new open-plan layout and exposed beams to flood the house with light and create the feeling of space. The home is packed with character and inspiration from holidays and travels to Morocco. Each space has been cleverly created around a boho-inspired scheme, and these are the 11 design ideas we'll be taking away from it.
