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A Room of One’s Own: Tamsin Saunders’s ‘treehouse’ garden studio

Leafy, sequestered and bower-like, Tamsin Saunders’s west London studio is somewhat more arboreal than most, despite being firmly rooted to the ground. Built around a stately chestnut tree and lined with reclaimed wood, it’s a testament to the possibilities of inviting the outside in – and a reflection of the interior designer’s entirely singular approach to space

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words: Sophie Sims
photography: Sarah Rainer/Emli Bendixen

A Room of One’s Own: Tamsin Saunders’s ‘treehouse’ garden studio

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