Ceramics, the seaside and sex all provide eye-catching displays in this artist’s home, says Kate EdgleyWhen artist and interior designer Ellie Howitt bought her flat in Forest Hill, southeast London, five years ago, she saw it as a blank canvas. “It’s ex-council, built in the 70s, and what strikes me about that era of social housing is the proportions of the spaces. They are very respectful. Once you get into the 80s, they get tiny and impractical again. There’s also a simplicity and flow to the space.”The cats found me within a few weeks of each other. I adopted all seven in four trips to car boot sales Continue reading…
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