Mark Christophers is a bit of a magician. First he made pasties a cool foodie option — even Prime Minister David Cameron recently declared himself to be a fan of the West Cornwall Pasty Company, which Mark once owned. Now the entrepreneur has transformed a tired west London Victorian terrace house into a jaw-dropping, light-filled home.
Mark, pictured with girlfriend Jacqui, chose brick slips for the floor to create continuity between the indoor and outdoor spacesThe fluid lines of the spiral staircase make a stunning feature in the bedroom. The stairs lead to a galleried office and roof terrace"I like things to be hidden and neat," Mark says of the kitchen. "But I also like this cupboard when it's open as it suddenly becomes a working kitchen"The full version of this article appears in the June issue of LivingetcGianni BotsfordPhotographs:Styling:Interiors
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Mark Christophers, who co-founded the West Cornwall Pasty Company, also had ingenious ideas for a tired terrace house says Sara Sarre
My home: Mark ChristophersMark Christophers, who co-founded the West Cornwall Pasty Company, also had ingenious ideas for a tired terrace house says Sara Sarre