Wood takes centerstage in the interior design of a house in Caroline Place, a quiet neighborhood of 1950s terraced homes north of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens. Amin Taha Architects + GROUPWORK were responsible for renovating this northern European–styled home, with its sharp brick lines and crisp pointing. While the interior layouts still reflect the Edwardian tradition, the creative use of American cherrywood has given the interiors a new personality. "We were thrilled to be using cherry in this project as it is a much underused wood, " says Amin Taha. "It's the perfect material for interior projects because it's smooth, warm, and very easy to finish as a luxurious surface. " The house was originally divided in two: upstairs, occupied by the owners, and downstairs, used by staff. Since World War Two, though, the house has been remodeled on several occasions, each time reflecting the tastes of the day. The new owners wanted to retain many of these changes, but update them with finishes and materials more in line with their own style.
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Latest reviews | Events in Penrith | 10 Places to Stay It is easy to get to Penrith today, as it has been for centuries, millennia even, for Penrith through its long history has been an important stopping place on the route north to Scotland and south to Lancaster and on to London. These days it is the M6 that passes close by, and the railway which has been here since 1846, and of course the ancient routes - the rivers – remain, Penrith being touched by the Petteril, Eamont, and Lowther. Penrith (the name probably means red hill) was settled in the Bronze Age and before, and just a couple of miles away can be found Long Meg and Her Daughters, a Bronze Age stone circle with outlying stones possibly from earlier times. Nearby too are two henge sites: King Arthur's Round Table, and Mayburgh Henge, conserved by English Heritage. At some stages it could be said it was too easy for the Scots to get to Penrith, for raiding parties attacked and burned it three times in the 14th century – in 1314, 1345, and 1382.
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