Bright red fitted units and wooden table in Tenterden kitchen Kent UK

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A Rare Vintage

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The colourful Kent home of Caroline and Craig Coleman is a vibrant, characterful mix of nostalgic and modern treasures.From the outside, the Coleman’s home doesn’t look dissimilar to the other 1940s semis in her street. It’s perhaps just the red front door that offers the merest hint of the …

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