A period interior with a brush of minimalism is high on my home interior list. I love open spaces that are predominantly white, but with loads of texture to break the monotony. It makes the space appear cooler, and this is a must when you're living in a country with three climates such as moi: hot, hotter, and wet. My bedroom is the only exception. The color should be dark. It just helps me sleep better.
Here's an amazing Victorian home in London that I recently filed under my I Will Have You Soon Homes list that embodies my interests. I found it here. It's a feature from Remodelista's editrix, Christine Chang Hanway.
Simple decorative mouldings in white are beautiful
A dark hued room looks fantastic when there's an ample amount of natural light coming in. I love the wall's matte finish and the pair of grey buttoned high back armchairs.
How I wish my kitchen could be like this: spacious, clutter-free, and so bright. An island with a why-didn't-I-think-of-that mini herb garden on the middle is a genius idea. It's both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
And then there's this faucet in antique copper finish. Gorgeous!
Little details matter a lot especially when done in a subtle way like these subway tiles. I like them as a countertop backsplash and for bathroom walls, but they also look amazing for cupboards.
Mismatched chairs in complementing colors are always a great idea. I'm having some serious chair envy right now! Some of my favorite designs are in the photo - Tolix, DAW, and Windsor. Let's also pay attention to that painted brick wall because it adds a lot of interest to the room.
A cool marriage of modern and vintage
That vintage roll rim bateau tub *heavy sigh*
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