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Minimal Living Space

London

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Project photography Louise Misell ©
A photo of a teal velvet sofa in a room painted off white and on a colourful geometric rug. The room before had a brown painted feature wall with beige wall, and was empty of furniture.

An open plan kitchen/dining/living room has been made comfortable and welcoming by adding a bright teal sofa, colourful upholstered chairs, and furniture with clean lines. The look is finished off with personal touches.

A photo of the chair by the windows, with two black planters and a personal photo on the wall. The room before, with no furniture and beige walls.
A photo of the mid century style dining table with upholstered chairs in blue, orange and grey. Before the room had beige walls and a small table with fold out chairs.
A close up photo of the black floor lamp, which has some brass undertones.

The off white walls keep the space open and light and are the perfect backdrop for the gallery wall of carefully chosen prints mixed with personal photos.

A close up of the four glass blown pendant lights in orange and blue.
A close up of the walnut shelf unit, styled with plants and a yellow fondue set.
A photo of the velvet chair in front of the windows, with the black planters to the side. The before photo shows the empty room with a brown painted feature wall and beige walls.
A close up of the vintage artwork, through the tall plant and one of the blue pendant lights.

Black is used in the picture frames, lamp and planters to add depth to the scheme.

A photo of the gallery wall created from specially chosen artwork and personal photos.
A photo of the tall plant in a rattan planter, next to the dining table.
A view of the dining table, with the colourful pendant lights and artwork. Before the room had beige walls and a small table with fold out chairs.
An view of the teal velvet sofa and the gallery wall at an angle. The room before had a brown painted feature wall with beige wall, and was empty of furniture.

The extra large dining table and comfortable sofa make the room ideal for entertaining, whilst the minimal and uncluttered look is brightened by rich colours. The textures of the furniture and little quirky touches add warmth.

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