Fenella was an accomplished ceramicist for many years, and it is no surprise that she has lent the same tactile sensitivity to sculpting her home.
Whether in the thoughtful balances between wall and trim, her choice of doorknobs, or the consideration of the interplay of different textile designs within each room, Fenella's love for and cultivated sense of colour is wonderfully apparent throughout the house.
Although we were sharing the house, my experience felt exceedingly private and very much my own. The guest bedroom is serene and quiet and full of light, with a gentle view out into the neighbourhood gardens. The bathroom feels reminiscent of the beautifully tiled Moroccan Hammams of centuries past.
Taken together, the whole experience feels far more like staying in a boutique hotel--domestic and intimate much in the same way as Hazlitt's on Frith street.
I would not hesitate to recommend Fenella and her home; especially to those who seek and wish to savour a small patch of a wonderfully ordered universe.