In the early 90s when rose growers Sus and Derek Bush purchased Old Bogalara, there was little more to it than empty, sprawling fields and a scant tin shack – but they had their hearts set. Uprooting their family, business and some 5000 rose plants, the pair made the move from Bowning to Bookham. And today, the once empty fields are full of flowering blooms, and the tin shed has expanded significantly to become a fully-fledged home complete with herringbone flooring and picture windows. Take a tour via the link in bio. Photography: @lisacohenphoto Styling: @becksimonstylist Words: @tahnimesann @skye_manson #homeextension #kitchenrenovation #homerenovation #flowerfarmer #countrydiningroom
July 11, 2022
In the early 90s when rose growers Sus and Derek Bush purchased Old Bogalara, there was little more to it than empty, sprawling fields and a scant tin shack – but they had their hearts set.
Uprooting their family, business and some 5000 rose plants, the pair made the move from Bowning to Bookham. And today, the once empty fields are full of flowering blooms, and the tin shed has expanded significantly to become a fully-fledged home complete with herringbone flooring and picture windows.
Take a tour via the link in bio.
Photography: @lisacohenphoto
Styling: @becksimonstylist
Words: @tahnimesann @skye_manson
#homeextension #kitchenrenovation #homerenovation #flowerfarmer #countrydiningroom
Uprooting their family, business and some 5000 rose plants, the pair made the move from Bowning to Bookham. And today, the once empty fields are full of flowering blooms, and the tin shed has expanded significantly to become a fully-fledged home complete with herringbone flooring and picture windows.
Take a tour via the link in bio.
Photography: @lisacohenphoto
Styling: @becksimonstylist
Words: @tahnimesann @skye_manson
#homeextension #kitchenrenovation #homerenovation #flowerfarmer #countrydiningroom
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