Rita Konig’s English Country Farmhouse

DRAWING ROOM: The 19th-century sofa in the foreground is upholstered in a fabric by Konig’s mother, Nina Campbell, the vintage cocktail tables are from Colefax and Fowler, and the mahogany side table is in the ­Chippendale style. The antique Ziegler Mahal rug is from Robert Kime, and the walls are in Invisible Green by Edward Bulmer.

DINING AREA:  The 19th-century Italian table is from TallBoy Interiors, and the dining chairs are antiques. The curtains are of a Lee Jofa stripe, and the artichoke lithograph is by Sarah Graham. The walls are in Edward Bulmer’s Lilac Pink.

LIBRARY:  The Nina Campbell sofa is covered in a Tissus d’Hélène corduroy, and the vintage armchairs are in a Nina Campbell green velvet (left) and a Lewis & Wood fabric. The curtains are of a Claremont twill with Nina Campbell braided trim, and the artworks include a 1970s Neil Forster portrait of Campbell’s late Yorkshire terriers, which Konig discovered at a junk shop in Wales.

KITCHEN: Konig installed a traditional-style kitchen by Plain English. The white-enamel stove is by Aga, and the star pendant is from Pooky.

MASTER BEDROOM:  The four-poster William Yeoward bed is topped with a vintage quilt from Katherine Poole. The Regency bench is in a Claremont check, and the curtains are of a Nicole Fabre Designs floral.

GUEST ROOM: Ikea beds are topped with vintage D. Porthault linens, the antique Cotswolds chair belonged to Konig’s father, the pendant is by Antoinette Poisson, the Roman shade is of a Titley and Marr print, and the wallpaper is by Nina Campbell.

GUEST ROOM:  The Charles Beckley headboard is covered in a Raoul Textiles fabric; the 19th-century chest is French, the Pooky lamps have shades in a Colefax and Fowler fabric, and the walls are in Edward Bulmer’s Cuisse de Nymphe Emue.

DAUGHTER’S BATH: The walls are covered in a Pierre Frey wallpaper.

EXTERIOR: The Victorian farmhouse.