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Natural tones run throughout, with each room boasting its own palette. The living room looks to autumn for inspiration, with earthy colours, burgundy accents and pops of black that tie in with the window frames. The living room was tweaked to create a large seating area with a corner sofa and a separate reading area. We also designed a contemporary fireplace, with an easy-to-use bioethanol fire. Home designed by Black and Milk Interior Design firm. They specialise in Modern Interiors for London New Build Apartments. https://blackandmilk.co.uk

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BASICS White - Hexagon 24"

Modern living area: the exposed brick gives the room a rustic feel contrasted with the modernity of the polished cement flooring and furnishings.

That dip in the couch with grooves shaped perfectly to the curve of your back. Worn out dog ears in the book you borrowed marking each time your eyes started to close. An old adored skip in your favourite record and a life spent amongst the trees with only the city in sight. The weekend is yours and the world is low below. Welcome to the Hunting for George Loft Collection. This collection is reminiscent of New York loft living, converted warehouses and large light filled spaces. The collection was shot on location, in a converted warehouse in Melbourne and features a diverse range of stunning pieces for your home which are all available now at Hunting for George.

Adrian Wolfson

Victorian Ash library unit. Custom rolling ladder on timber dowel rail with stainless steel fittings. Frame and panel doors with slatted doors to disguise heater. Cornice above fitted to cabinet. Adjustable shelves throughout. Size: Along main wall: 3.8m wide x 2.9m high x 0.4m deep Wall with window: 2m wide x 2.9m high x 0.4 deep Materials: Ladder, capping, bench top detail, frame and panel doors and slatted rails in solid Victorian Ash. Cabinet and shelving in Victorian Ash veneer. Clear satin lacquer finish throughout.

Grand Hotel in Via Veneto

A unit in walnut and bronze acts to create a study. Lacquered shutters were fixed to the back of the unit so that the study can be screened off from the living area when desired. Photography: Ben Blossom

Sitting room with an incredible view and access into the garden. A bespoke orange TV unit and lime chairs make this room pop and look fantastic with the green grass and orange brick garden walls outside. Frameless bi-folding glass doors and 3 panel roof light bring incredible light into the space. And a glass box encases a staircase down to an under garden basement.

Existing masonry feature wall

Radiator covers are both a nice way to discretely hide unattractive radiators, as well as providing handy storage/surfaces, like this console table design. Twin brass lamps either side frame the map we hung on the wall.