An Arts and Crafts studio built for painters has been reinvented as a domestic full of light
Talgarth Road in west London is one of the capital’s busiest,dirtiest thoroughfares. With three lanes of traffic thundering to and from the M4, it’s easy to miss the row of eight Arts and Crafts-era houses when driving past Barons Court station.
For architect Marius Barran and his wife Veronica, or living in one of these historic homes,built in 1891 as artists’ studios, is worth the inconvenience of the busy road. Veronica first spotted the house online when the couple were looking to move in autumn 2013.
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Source: theguardian.com