All the highlights from the Homes & Gardens House Tours 2019 event
Our exclusive London event was a huge success, and will be back for 2020.
The Homes & Gardens House Tours took place over two days, Thursday 10 and Friday 11 October 2019, in Fulham, southwest London. Once inside the houses, ticket holders were able to explore them at their leisure, picking up plenty of design and decorating tips along the way.
Here are some of our favourite highlights from the event, which was sponsored by Thomas Sanderson, Roger Oates, Yves Delorme and Heals.
WORKSHOP
For further inspiration, ticket holders were also given the chance to book a place on one of our workshops. Here they picked up some practical tips from one of our decorating experts on how to brighten up your home. The workshops were held on both days.
HOUSE A
This London-meets-Scandi-cool home is surprisingly practical, despite its pale tones and minimal canvas.
Etoile Towels, Yves Delorme.
Athena Bed linen, Yves Delorme.
See a laid-back six-storey Georgian home in southwest London
HOUSE B
Inherited art and antiques, together with accessories from favourite design shops, bring a warm, personal style to this classically decorated Victorian family home.
See a traditional Victorian family home that is warm and welcoming
HOUSE C
How do you mix cool contemporary design with living with four young children? The secret is in the storage.
HOUSE D
Brave colour choices and punchy patterns are celebrated in this bold and beautiful family home.
Vinyl café style shutters in Pearl, Thomas Sanderson.
Athena Bed linen, Yves Delorme.
Etoile Towels, Yves Delorme.
Hayward Prism runner, Roger Oates.
HOUSE E
With drama in her design DNA and a bucketful of smart decorating tricks, it’s no surprise that this once ‘long and thin’ semi is a now a super-roomy, stylish family home.
HOUSE F
By reversing the open-plan layout of their Victorian home, the owners and their children are now able to enjoy the benefits of both personal and family time
Eldon Grey stair runner, Roger Oates.
Vinyl shutters in Cotton, Thomas Sanderson.
See a renovated Victorian home that benefits from a harmonious layout
After this success of this year’s event, we are delighted to announce that our Homes & Gardens House Tours will be back for 2020.
For this special event, six homeowners will be throwing open their doors and inviting you inside. Their houses have been hand-picked by our editorial team, as they offer the perfect mix of elegance and inspiration and will have you brimming with ideas from the moment you step through the door.
