Chair at window with upturned crate and tripod floor lamp in Cirencester home Gloucestershire UK

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Industrial Heritage

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Antiques dealers Archie and Caddy have converted a tin shed, once a tailor’s workshop, into a rustic yet luxurious space. Together they run Original House, selling vintage industrial and decorative antique pieces that usually err towards the big and the bold. Think long shop counters with …

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