MySmallSpace UK

In her Chelsea mansion flat designer Jane Taylor has employed a number of clever space-saving devices to turn a potentially awkward space into a smart, comfortable interior. Pictured here, the sitting room has original parquet floors; the glass coffee table doubles as a display case for curios. Step inside this house from the archive: a London flat packed with clever small space ideas (2013): https://trib.al/uA98HYI

"I've always liked smaller rooms,” says decorator Daniel Slowik (@danielpieckielonslowik). “I enjoy walking through a series of rooms and seeing how they unfold, the vistas they open up.” As the modern love affair with open plan layouts fades, the diminutive Hackney flat that he shares with decorator and designer Benedict Foley (a.prin.art), is an example to us all of how to deal with a small space without (entirely) submitting to the open plan fallacy. In this episode of 'Elevate Your Space', the pair offer three tips for making a small space more luxurious. 📹 @fliegauf_studio

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This is interesting!!

Can you imagine the sleepovers, the forts, and all the fun that could be had in this bunk room? I can picture four laughing kiddos and having the most amazing time. And then there is the design! I just love all the deep green tones, and the folkloric wallpaper is straight out of a storybook. ✨

Design:
Builder: J.Peterson Homes
Architect: .architects