Thanks, I needed this distraction. I like him because he reminds me so much of my middle son’s BFF. I like the colors…always love the combo of teal and red.

I did find the repeat of fabrics, like this one, a bit boring.

But this kitchen, ❤️

Seems like almost every HW video has a lovely bar tray setup. I am still working on mine.

Now I want teal grasscloth.

Thank you for sharing. I really need to catch up on Homeworthy. The pictures of the kitchen are swoon worthy. I also love the teal grass cloth wallpaper, thinking of a spot for it.

I like his restrained use of pattern and that he painted the walls instead of putting patterned wallpaper on them. I also like the grasscloth.

I would never have terra cotta walls, but it works for him, and I do otherwise like his color schemes. I especially like the black and white marble floor.

When I was a sophomore at university, I lived in a building on campus that was built in 1904, and it had Carrara marble stairs (I was on the fourth floor in the tower portion of the building), and Carrara marble walls (in large slabs), floor, and vanity tops in the bathrooms. The marble had aged very nicely over the years (especially the stairs), and I hope it is still there.

I love it!

Such high end materials with lots of detail. Great he could bring it ALL together. It's a lovely collected home.

Lars, I loved the checkerboard marble floor as well.

I love the house as well and I enjoyed his narration and design thoughts. I loved the palette throughout. The dining area banquette with the tulip table and chairs was charming.

Funnily enough, I recently read a "beach read" novel set in contemporary Bath and then spent an entire evening looking at Bath websites, Air BnB listings and even homes for sale. This home fit right in with my 'Bath is gorgeous and I wish I lived there' conclusion. Thanks, mtn!

I love it! Finally got around to watching this one and it was worth the time. The only thing i didnt like is the yellow sofa in the living area adjacent to the kitchen. It is not big enough for two people, it’s not deep enough and you certainly could not sleep on it, and the cushions are not plush enough for comfort. I would have somehow gotten a bigger sofa OR a more confortable sofa the same size and replace the two small “cute” chairs with one bigger, comfier one. The sofa is a total fail but everything else is 100% great.

I loved the way he described his idea of home, safe and warm and convenient and manageable…..that is exactly how I felt about this house when we downsized to it.

KSWL, I'd be curious to see a floorplan, but I think it is a very small home, maybe he had no choice.

When I got my first big job, I took my Mom to England for a vacation to celebrate. One of the places we went was Bath and it was a favorite. The ruins! We stayed at the Royal Crescent, which is spectacular.

I love Bath! Never stayed there but when I was taking classes at Oxford one summer I went several times on day trips. I am a devotee of Jane Austen as well as Georgian architecture so there was much to see and appreciate.

Oh, thanks for the Bath tidbits and photos. And I agree about the family room area, now that you say that, Kswl. I'll have to go watch it again but I remember thinking the sofa dimensions/setup felt uncomfortable to me. Not crazy about the bookcases either but I'm wondering if some of my reaction to that wall is camera angles.

I always like seeing small houses decorated to the nines.