A Contrasting Color Palette in a Renovated Terrace House
On a quiet residential street in Essex lies this charming three-bedroom terrace house with a color palette of dark gray, blue, and pink. The house has been thoroughly renovated, adding new elements like Bauwark plaster walls, reclaimed working fireplaces, and a new kitchen.
The house is decorated in a lovely contrasting color palette. Dark gray hues are paired with white and blush pink. The house showcases a lovely blend of old details and contemporary additions.

The Victorian character is visible in the living room. A wide tripartite bay window with shutters and a working reclaimed fireplace are paired with dark gray walls (Abigail Ahern’s ‘Madison Grey’) and a warm wooden floor.
The kitchen and dining room lie behind the living room. The room features soft Bauwerk lime-washed walls and sleek black Schüller kitchen cabinets topped with a quartz worktop.
A pretty Crittall-style window sits above the deep sink with brushed stainless steel fittings.
A small pantry has been created in a niche in the corner of the room.
A log-burning fire sits on the opposite side of the room. It creates a cozy ambiance to the dining area in the kitchen.
A refinished pine staircase leads to the first floor surrounded by walls painted in Farrow and Ball’s ‘Blue Ground‘.
The master bedroom is a wonderful contrasting space with Pitch Black walls and white-painted floorboards.
The three bedrooms share a lovely romantic bathroom with dusty pink walls, fittings from Burlington, and a roll-top clawfoot bath surrounded by Fired Earth tiles and with an antique-style rain shower above.
The house features a deep garden, including a charming deck with a pergola.
The house is listed for £525,000 at The Modern House.