Highbury Home by Romilly Turner Interior Design
Situated in London, United Kingdom, Highbury Home is a creative loft apartment designed in 2017 by Romilly Turner Interior Design.
About Highbury Home
A Modern Eclectic Sanctuary: Highbury Home
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Highbury, London, the ‘Highbury Home’ stands as a testament to the innovative vision of Romilly Turner Interior Design. Crafted in 2017, this loft apartment breathes new life into eclectic design, merging the building’s industrial bones with a tapestry of modern textures and colors.
Living Room: A Harmonious Blend of Old and New
Stepping into the living room, the eye dances across a symphony of warm, layered patterns. The space boasts an abundance of natural light spilling through generous windows, highlighting the rich textures of a Persian rug. A plush, modern sofa beckons, flanked by vivid, earth-toned armchairs that echo the space’s eclectic spirit. Greenery thrives, adding a burst of life to the room, while the ceiling’s exposed beams whisper the building’s storied past.
Kitchen/Dining Room: Culinary Creativity Meets Rustic Charm
Transitioning to the kitchen and dining area, functionality marries charm. Vintage-inspired lighting dangles above a sturdy wooden table, set for a communal feast. The cabinetry, painted a serene white, offers a crisp backdrop for culinary exploration. This room stands as a hub of creativity and conversation, inviting guests to linger over shared meals and stories.
Bedrooms: Personal Retreats of Comfort and Style
In the bedrooms, the walls tell tales of history, proudly displaying the original brickwork. The bedding—simple yet chic—promises restful slumber, and the strategic placement of art and lighting adds depth and character. Each room serves as a sanctuary, where one can retreat and recharge amidst the curated comfort.
Bathrooms: Sleek Sanctuaries of Refreshment
The journey concludes in the bathrooms, where sleek modern fixtures stand against a backdrop of vibrant green tiling. The contrast is striking, a bold statement in a space dedicated to rejuvenation. Here, form and function coalesce, creating an oasis for the senses, where each detail has been considered to enhance the experience of refreshment and renewal.
The ‘Highbury Home’ is more than an apartment; it’s a canvas where the old and new coexist, a testament to the enduring power of design. Romilly Turner Interior Design has not just renovated a space—they’ve woven a narrative of eclectic beauty that stands as a beacon of inspiration.
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