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• In the evening, we were invited to tour The House Of Dreams, somewhere I've been wanting to visit for a while.
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• Down in Dulwich, The House Of Dreams is home to artist Steven Wright who has transformed the bottom floor into an art project, museum and shrine to memories.
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• We started in the garden, which was equally as impressive, with mosaic paths, concrete arches and dolls and toys adorning every possible space.
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• As we made our way into the house, the walls, ceiling and floor of the corridor were filled with handwritten stories of Steven's memories.
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• Things became very colourful as we made our way into the main rooms of the house.
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• Concrete arches lead your around the rooms, making it feel like walking through a maze or grotto.
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• Though there was so much to see, the souvenirs and toys were mainly embedded in the walls to create a mosaic, giving the art a tidy and curated feel.
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• Steven was lovely and took us upstairs to his peaceful apartment, which was surprisingly minimal compared to downstairs, aside from a few pieces of his art. We sipped tea and he was full of stories, just like the walls of the house.
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• The house is open to the public a few times a year and I can't recommend visiting enough, photos could never do it justice. Some of Stevens work is also for sale in the back of the house.