"Everything is something found that we've used. I would describe our style as quite Eccentric" says Kate.
Above: All photo's taken by Charlie Pinder Photography
Recycled House
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
The Recycled House
Mark Hill and Kate Shipp have bought nothing new for their house, 95 per cent of their possessions are pre-owned, ranging from the 1940's gas stove to one of their beds that they found in a skip.
"Everything is something found that we've used. I would describe our style as quite Eccentric" says Kate.
Above: All photo's taken by Charlie Pinder Photography
Recycled House
"Everything is something found that we've used. I would describe our style as quite Eccentric" says Kate.
Above: All photo's taken by Charlie Pinder Photography
Recycled House
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