Listen, we can love fashion and not want to go to NYFW/LFW at all ---let alone teetering around on space-age block-heeled platforms, squeezed into seventies flared trousers and a cubist suede top with a $15,000 handbag as accessory. We can also love contemporary, antiques and vintage furniture and not want to live in a museum, right. I vote for a compromise in fashion and décor. Mixing it up: styles, era and price point. Especially when the style is contemporary.
Blouses, Pleated Skirt and Boots: Zara; Belt: Reiss; Leather Jodhpur: Topshop
Grand Piano Sofa: Gubi; Goya Mirror: Julian Chichester; Floor Lamp: Horchow
Thornton Bregazzi Dress: Match Fashion; Jacket: Hobbs; Blouse: Zara; Skirt: John Lewis; Boots: Moda in Pelle
Credenza: USM Modular Furniture; Hand-Painted Wall Panel: Horchow; Art Nouveau Lamp: 1stDibs
Dress and Skirt: L.K Bennett; Boots: Aperlai; Belt: Hugo Boss; Blouse: Mango
Sofa: B&B Italia; Lamps and Shades: Ben Pentreath; Mirror: Horchow
Overly sleek curves, loud colours, cold materials, and stark lines soften up so quickly in the presence of pleats, patterns and embellishments.
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