Ordinary looking Rhu flat hides "truly one of a kind" artist-designed interior

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From the outside there looks little to catch the eye about this Rhu flat that hit the market earlier this month.But step inside and you’ll be transported into a magical Caravaggio-inspired interior that could easily be mistaken for a Roman home from the 16th century.On the market for offers over £115,000, the unique property was previously owned by artist and gallery owner Richard Dawson - who dedicated years of his life to making the flat truly one-of-a-kind.The main living room begins the journey through time, with stone-effect walls and a grand fireplace giving the impression of a much grander, older home.The master bedroom moves back further in time, and features an incredible stone and paint design which makes it feel like stepping into a Roman villa - described by the selling agent as “a phenomenal dramatic space.”All the rooms are accessed via an ornate hallway, with wooden panelling and more unique murals.Property Bureau Helensburgh is selling the home, with the description revealing more about its former owner’s fascinating past.The description says: “The interior of the property is truly individual with the artist having created his own work of art within the very walls of this residential home.“Richard Dawson was a veteran artist and former gallery owner who lived in the Helensburgh area for over thirty years.“Dawson’s influences are numerous and varied and, although now mainly concentrating on small works, his large scale works including murals and paint effects can be seen in Harrods, Dior and in private residences in the the Channel Islands, Switzerland, Belgium and The Netherlands.

His smaller works adorn the walls of Highland castles and London townhouses.“Eclectic might be the most appropriate word used