57 small front room concepts for compact areas

We’ve sifted by means of a plethora of images from the huge Home & Backyard archives for each front room concepts and small room concepts looking for the perfect small front room concepts. The inside designers on our pages have a wealth of options for small rooms, designing intelligent seating that maximises the ground house out there, constructing shelving into the partitions to supply storage, and making use of deep, moody paint colors to create an enveloping environment that’s all the time a pleasure to spend time in.

You probably have restricted house, every little thing must be rigorously thought of, and it’s what these designers do finest. From furnishings finds to preserving litter at bay with good storage options – these small front room concepts show house and magnificence definitely aren’t mutually unique, whether or not you might be residing in a metropolis flat, a rustic cottage or something in between.

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Small front room concepts from the Home & Backyard archive

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It's a traditional inside designer tip that in a small house, it's finest to go daring with the ornament, making it really feel enveloping and thought of. Inside designer Tamsin Saunders of Dwelling & Discovered has definitely accomplished that within the comfortable in her charming house in Richmond, which has been given a a wealthy, cocooning really feel with a mixture of heat chocolate tones, layered textiles and wealthy patterns.
Sarah Griggs2/56

You do not want to spend money on plenty of new items with a view to create a stunning front room that could be a pleasure to spend time in. In reality, it may be the important thing to making sure a lived-in, genuine really feel. Natasha Fast has reused just a few of her purchasers’ current items on this Notting Hill flat.

Within the sitting space, an current couch from Robert Kime was upholstered in Lee Jofa’s ‘Entoto Stripe’. The palette for this room was partly impressed by the portray by Sahara Longe and the ‘Scrolling Fern’ Soane curtains, which the purchasers additionally already owned. It simply goes to point out how outdated items could be given a brand new lease of life inside a brand new scheme.
Dean Hearne3/56

Undaunted by a good finances and a two-week timescale, the artist turned inside designer Joshua Hale has labored wonders on his rented Oxfordshire cottage. In the lounge, partitions in Little Greene’s ‘Mild Bronze Inexperienced’ create a richly inviting environment, as do the 2 snug armchairs both aspect of the fireside – a blue ‘Lancaster’ wing chair and armchair in ‘Lilies and Geraniums’, each by Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler.

Certainly one of his few extravagances was the metal chimneypiece from English Fireplaces within the sitting room, which has been framed by spongeware tiles, with silhouettes by Roger Banks-Pye displayed above. It actually anchors the house and provides a lot visible curiosity.
Peter Dixon4/56

This cottage in Chelsea reworked by Sarah Morris from McWhirter Morris has the elegant really feel of a rustic home, and there’s no finer instance than this drawing room. An early Nineteenth-century Italian Breccia marble hearth from Nicholas Gifford-Mead, with a George II giltwood mirror from Adam Calvert Bentley above, supplies a advantageous point of interest and lends a way of grandeur.

The gentle blue palette is extremely restful, and works very nicely because the backdrop for a layered mixture of antiques, artwork and textiles that give the room – and certainly the entire home – a really established really feel.

Christopher Horwood5/56

Yellow residing rooms are all the trend in the mean time, and Carlos Garcia has demonstrated simply how beautiful they are often on this small London flat. Partitions in Edward Bulmer’s ‘Persian’ showcase work from Tat London, a George III mirror from Lorfords and a Jacobean chest from Ron Inexperienced, with a lamp from Holt Antiques paired with a Nushka shade. The curtains are in Carlos’ ‘Kandili’.
Lindsay Brown6/56

The lounge of Avery Cox’s 100-year-old, home in Atlanta is a masterclass in characterful small house design. The green-tiled hearth was a pure point of interest, which she has enhanced by hanging a putting art work above it. The proprietor discovered the portray, by Tanzanian artist H B Mruta, at Kudzu vintage store in Atlanta, together with one other piece by the identical artist that’s now within the lavatory. ‘They stopped me in my tracks. I knew I needed a big scale work over the fireside and the bathtub and the sizes, colors (and worth!) of those items had been so good for the areas.’

In the meantime, Avery discovered two pairs of bamboo chairs on classic market Chairish, and painted them in Benjamin Moore’s ‘Newport Inexperienced 2050-30’. The espresso desk is West Elm's ‘Hazel’ design, and the rug is a hand-knotted Seventies Turkish rug additionally discovered on Chairish. Collectively, they type probably the most inviting of seating areas, good for relaxed evenings at house or dialog with pals.
Rachael Smith7/56

One other yellow front room could be seen in Louise Jones’ charming Victorian cottage in south-west London. Within the authentic a part of the home, the room advantages from massive sash home windows that fill the room with gentle. Louise has capitalised on this by create a splendidly heat scheme in sunny shades of yellow.

The partitions are painted in a pale ochre by DKT Artworks, with complementary checked curtains from Handicraft Haveli in Jaipur. The upholstery on the chairs and couch provides to the relaxed and welcoming really feel, and the selection of a small ottoman quite than a big espresso desk ensures the room isn’t dominated by it.
Mark Anthony Fox8/56

Within the sitting room of Christian Bense’s Battersea flat, the anchor piece got here from a historically impressed cupboard that Christian had made bespoke for WOW!home, which options floral work by ornamental artist Tess Newall and now hides his tv. ‘Though this can be a new piece, it doesn’t jar with the outdated bones of the flat,’ he explains. Subsequent got here a bit classic couch from Retrouvius and a sensible couch mattress from Couch.com – one of many few new items – that Christian had restuffed by his upholsterer.

When it got here to the palette, Christian’s mantra, like for a lot of of his initiatives for purchasers, was ‘gentle not white. As such, partitions all through are largely painted in Paint & Paper Library's ‘Slate II’, with woodwork within the model's ‘Slate IV’ and black doorways in ‘Pitch Black’ from Farrow & Ball.

Mark Anthony Fox9/56

A settee mattress from The Couch & Chair Firm means a cosy on this Wimbledon flat by Emma Burns additionally serves as a visitor room. Above it hangs a framed vintage silk panel from the Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler antiques division. The partitions are painted in ‘Baked Cherry’ by Little Greene and within the bookcase are a pair of late nineteenth-century stained glass roundels, which Emma had made into lightboxes.
Boz Gagovski10/56

The small front room in Daniel Slowik and Benedict Foley’s Hackney flat is a restrained house, with no cupboards, fewer footage than the bed room, and an off-white cloth walling that feels fairly trendy.
Mark Roper11/56

The primary-floor sitting room on this Georgian home in Islington makes use of intelligent color combos to large impact. The partitions are painted a duck egg blue from Papers & Paints with ruffled chartreuse blinds in shiny a moiré jacquard taffeta from Turnell and Gigon. Dainty mouldings had been utilized to the partitions to border a piece by the style photographer Tim Walker and a classic Suzani. An analogous motif was echoed on the bespoke upholstery of the couch, a Fb Market discover, reupholstered in a pink cloth from Romo with coral-red piping.
Boz Gagovski12/56

Daniel Slowik and Benedict Foley's Hackney flat is a lesson in elegant small house type. Their bed room and bijou front room is separated by a curtain.

The fireside is a painted picket bolection sort from a financial institution in Poole; Daniel and Benedict adjusted it to make it flatter, and their good friend Charlotte Freemantle from Jamb suggested on and provided the marble slips. The vintage wing chair and the lantern are from Sibyl Colefax the place Daniel previously labored. The portray over the fireside is by Francis Cyril Rose and belonged to Cecil Beaton – it as soon as hung in his drawing room in Pelham Crescent.

Chris Horwood13/56

Within the acute nook of this invisible home hidden away beneath a classy Shoreditch avenue, the couch was custom-designed by Shaw and upholstered with Kvadrat cloth. The blue recycled plastic lounge chair, console desk and lamp on the desk are all additionally by Shaw.
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This cosy front room is within the centre of two 18th-century Norfolk cottages designed by Anna Haines. A settee in Tinsmiths’ ‘Checker’ cloth in daybreak gray picks up on partitions in Paint & Paper Library’s ‘Porcelain V’, whereas an ottoman in Robert Kime’s ‘Caspian’ cotton, a kilim from London Home Rugs and slipper chairs in Rose Uniacke cotton velvet in cedar introduce hotter tones that echo the unique hearth.
Mike Garlick15/56

When including character to this newbuild flat, Sarah Vanrenen didn’t maintain again on sample and color. “If there’s no hearth within the sitting room, you need to use a bookcase to be the centrepiece of the room as a substitute,” explains Sarah. The bookcase is painted in ‘Vert de Mer’ by Edward Bulmer, a color which runs throughout the woodwork of the flat, a adorning trick that unifies the complete house."
Paul Massey16/56

This east London terrace is the proper illustration of inside designer Rachel Chudley’s skill to create a story that carries by means of each room. Within the gentle pink front room, mixture of textures and patterns of a cohesive color story makes for fairly the cosy room.

Mark Anthony Fox17/56

On this flat embellished by Emma Burns, the small front room is stuffed with the proprietor's collected items. ‘Tang yellow’ by Papers & Paints makes a daring backdrop for footage and objet d’artwork, and is nicely matched by the tones of the each the Thirties rug by Marta Maas Fjetterstron and ‘Craft’ cloth in ‘Curcuma’ by Pierre Frey on the bespoke Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler couch. The tapestry chairs are from French supplier within the Dordogne.
Mark Anthony Fox18/56

Within the small sitting room of this outdated rectory designed by Anna Haines, Partitions in Farrow & Ball’s ‘French Grey’ are the backdrop for a ‘Tamburlaine’ couch with seat cushions constructed from an vintage jajim, each from Howe London. A bespoke ottoman is roofed in a Robert Kime ticking and the vintage armchair in his ‘Ume’ linen. The ‘Quenby’ chandelier is from The English Home.
Lucas Allen19/56

Behind the principle sitting space of this home designed by d’Erlanger and Sloan sits this comfortable. An ottoman in Namay Samay’s ‘Marak’ sandalwood silk and cushions from Penny Worrall, Susan Deliss and Robert Kime enliven a {custom} couch, curtains and tented ceiling, all in ‘Humbug Ticking’ cotton from Howe at 36 Bourne Road. The bespoke woven wicker panels are by Atelier Vime.
Christopher Horwood20/56

On this flat designed by Laura Stephens, a bit Georgian chair, purchased on eBay, separates the lounge from the examine space. “It was such a cut price, I simply love the form,” says Laura. “Then I upholstered it in my favorite cloth. It's develop into my favorite factor in the home.” Partitions are painted in Hague Blue from Farrow and Ball create a cocooning impact. The couch is from couch.com. The chaise longue was an vintage, and as lined in a Robert Allen cloth. The armchair was additionally an vintage, lined in a material by Vaughan. The espresso desk is from West Elm.

Dean Hearne21/56

A lightweight, ethereal color scheme helps to create the phantasm of plenty of house on this bijou sitting room in Daisy Sims Hilditch's London flat. The bookshelves are from Neptune, and are painted in their very own ‘Ink’. Wall lights on both aspect have lampshades from Howe. The couch is Neptune's ‘George’ design, whereas the cane espresso desk was a discover from Sibyl Colefax and John Fowler. The rug is from Retrouvius.
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The sitting room on this Sarah Vanrenen venture boasts excessive ceilings and a big window peering out into a close-by sq. however the room is pretty small. Vanrenen balanced colors and neutrals to create a peaceful, elegant house for the household. She designed the Percy armchair, lined in her inexperienced Horizon Stripe cloth, and the Obi aspect tables in indigo blue.
Chris Horwood23/56

Tonal patterns have been used to introduce texture within the small front room part of this bigger room in a Mayfair condo by Salvesen Graham. Claremont cloth on the ottoman and armchairs blends completely with the Robert Stephenson rug and the Robert Kime ‘Subject Poppy’ cushion covers.
Kristin Perers24/56

In the lounge of inside designer Catherine Olley’s flat, the partitions are painted in Farrow & Ball’s ‘Setting Plaster’. For distinction, the inside shelving has been painted in Dulux’s Florentine Purple. Underfoot, a coir rug from Different Flooring supplies heat. The TV field is a {custom} made piece by Catherine, created utilizing Ikea frames full of Andrew Martin’s ‘Penny Submit’ wallpaper in pink.

Simon Brown25/56

The small sitting room in Emma Burns' former London flat is a putting demonstration of her intelligent means with house. Crammed with a formidable quantity of furnishings, artwork, books and picked up objects, it nonetheless seems to be calm, harmonious and comfy.

A beneficiant L-shaped couch wraps across the partitions, and a bookshelf incorporates a small desk in addition to loads of storage. One other bookshelf was custom-made for the house between the home windows, and Emma designed a banquette to go beneath it, in order that the glass eating desk might be squeezed in as near the wall as potential.

Deep, elegant cornicing and skirting boards, easy curtains and pale gray paint on the partitions type a chic backdrop to Emma's collections.
Owen Gale26/56

A lightweight palette and pure supplies assist the sitting room of Laura Logan's home to really feel gentle and ethereal. A desk lamp from A New Tribe provides one other tactile aspect to the house. The white vases are from Ditte Blohm and the art work is Lucy Naughton.
Romain Laprade27/56

Fabrizio Casiraghi describes the small front room in his Paris flat as ‘a set of reminiscences’. It has a mirror and couch which he commissioned for the house, an artwork deco hearth and a set of work by his father, that are very near his coronary heart.
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It’s completely potential to create a way of luxurious in a small house, as this sitting room in a Mayfair pied-à-terre by Salvesen Graham demonstrates. The grasscloth-covered partitions type a heat backdrop to impartial upholstery and patterned equipment, in addition to a set of latest British artwork.

Paul Massey29/56

The small front room on this Victorian townhouse by Todhunter Earle is stuffed with nice concepts; a wall gentle as a substitute of ground lamp frees up ground house; the picket chair takes up much less house than an armchair, and a espresso desk as a substitute of an ottoman additionally creates the sense of extra space. Partitions in Paint & Paper Library’s ‘Sand III’ present a peaceful, pale background for a set of botanical prints and a David Seyfried couch, lined in ‘Gonfaloniere’ linen in grass by John Stefanidis from Tissus d’Hélène.
Tom Griffiths30/56

The entrance door of Victoria Barker's cottage opens into the sitting room, which is painted in Farrow & Ball's ‘Setting Plaster’. The ceiling and authentic beams are painted in ‘Pointing’ to assist bounce the sunshine by means of the small room. The timber lintel over the inglenook, which was set alight by a earlier proprietor and had suffered a heavy burn mark, can also be painted in ‘Setting Plaster’. The couch is upholstered in sage inexperienced corduroy with a mattress cowl from Cutter Brooks and handmade quilted cushions. The armchair was an Ebay discover and the footstool is from Pato Interiors, each lined of their authentic chintz cloth.
Bess Friday31/56

The lounge on this basement flat in San Francisco maximises its house by including in loads of seating with this child blue L-shaped couch and a decrease espresso desk; the colors, too, add house too, in addition to an air of calm.
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Within the sitting room on this tiny Parisian condo designed by Marianne Evennou, Marianne used three colors from French paint producer Ressource: ‘Mid Medici Blue’ on the highest a part of the wall; a skinny stripe in ‘Darkish Stone’ within the center; and the sandy-toned ‘Maya’ on the decrease space.

Sarah Griggs33/56

The principle sitting room on this subtle terraced home in Chelsea, although on the smaller aspect, was designed for entertaining, so loads of seating was introduced in. The lime inexperienced mohair armchairs are of the designer's personal making.
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Within the sitting room of this light-filled home in Belsize Park, the couch and ottoman from couch.com make up the seating space which is separated from the kitchen and eating areas – typically higher than an open-plan idea. The ottoman is upholstered in a classic William Morris cloth.
Simon Brown35/56

Within the sitting room of this glamorous but snug London home, the leather-based armchairs and couch are by George Smith. They supply a smaller, extra personal sitting space inside the lounge, important in a tiny home.
Martin Morrell36/56

In a characterful cottage in Chelsea, designer Remy Renzullo has created the last word mixture of bohemian and stylish by combining old-school antiques with extra trendy stripped again partitions of naked plaster and easy color palette.

Jake Curtis37/56

Within the sitting space of Thea Speake's basement flat in London, a settee, made to a design by Thea’s good friend and former colleague Jessica Summer time, two reupholstered Victorian armchairs and two leather-based chairs cluster round a classic desk. The tall sculptural lamp value £20 and Thea discovered it on Golborne Highway. The little image is intentionally hung low in order that it may be simply seen whereas sitting.
Mark Anthony Fox38/56

This Scandi-cool flat in Hackney is small, however its furnishings and structure helps to open up the house. The throw is from Beau Marche in Copenhagen and picks up the color of Alfred's fish hangings.
Simon Bergström39/56

Sebastian Bergström's tiny flat in Stockholm is a font of inspiration for small house ornament. In the lounge, the couch is an Ikea Karlstad couch with a linen cowl by Bemz Design, an ideal showcasing of the excessive and low. Sebastian added scallop to his espresso desk and painted it in ‘Sage and Onions’ by Little Greene, infusing brilliant color into the small house.
Simon Upton40/56

This small sitting nook in a good-looking Regency Grade-II home in Norfolk by Veere Grenney is ideally composed for a small however purposeful, habitable house.

Dean Hearne41/56

On this Deal cottage by Nicola Mardas, the lounge serves as a vibrant refuge. The woodwork is painted in Designers Guild's ‘Damask Rose’.
Michael Sinclair42/56

Within the sitting room of her London home, inside designer Pandora Taylor has established a cocooning environment, with Farrow & Ball's ‘De Nimes’ paint discovering its good complement within the peacock colourway of Man Goodfello’s ‘Fez Weave’ within the curtains. Pandora created the curving couch, whereas the footstools are her personal 'Humbug' design. "You all the time wish to put your ft up on the espresso desk," she says, "so I choose utilizing these as a substitute."
Simon Brown43/56

On this small sitting room in a Georgian home in Berkshire, design duo Salvesen Graham have designed a settee to wrap across the room, permitting loads of house for seating. The darkish, patterned couch from Jerome Shorter is upholstered in Svenkst Tenn's ‘Baranq Linen Wine’ to make any stains or marks much less seen. The rug is Salvesen Graham X Jennifer Manners in ‘Denim’ and is constructed from recycled plastic bottles.
Boz Gagovski44/56

The tiny dimension of the sitting room in inside designer Lucy Mayers' London flat necessitated some ingenuity within the design–what Lucy calls ‘caravan-living logic.’ “This room needed to operate as a library, a TV room, a eating room, and a snug sitting room,” she explains. She discovered a helpful banquette at OKA that would simply operate as a settee for film nights or as seating for dinner events, and designed a bookshelf to supply tailor-made storage for, amongst different issues, a chess set, file participant, bottles of wine and a taxidermied heron.

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In his small cottage front room, Tobias Vernon has stored the partitions impartial and white, layering color and texture excessive along with his alternative of furnishings. A Fifties oak and cord armchair attributed to Paolo Buffa and Vitra’s remake of Isamu Noguchi’s 1951 ‘Akari 10A’ ground lamp stand under a black and white oil portray by Swedish artist Bo Beskow. The rugs are Moroccan and classic Swedish.
Christopher Horwood46/56

Lucy Williams is fortunate to have two residing rooms in her London home. The entrance one is smaller and Lucy has enveloped it in Farrow & Ball’s archive color, Yonder, to create a cocooning impact. One of many first issues Lucy determined to do was incorporate ‘bookcases and sliding pocket doorways to divide the 2 sitting rooms’. Buchanan Studio stepped in to design the “intelligent adjustable bookcases," matching the fluted cabinets to the fluted surrounded that will also be seen from the bar space. With the little handles discovered at Ardingley Market, Lucy says it ‘took ages to supply the best dimension, reclaimed pocket doorways for the house’.
Simon Brown47/56

Every space of the open-plan predominant room on this small west London flat has its personal distinct environment, because of the ingenious particulars launched by inside designer Beata Heuman, who relished the inventive problem of constructing each inch depend. Although the room is small, it has excessive ceilings, which she has taken full benefit of with customised joinery. ‘With all that vertical quantity, extending particulars just like the art work and bookshelves attracts the attention upwards,’ says Beata.
Martin Morrell48/56

For his or her newest home, a Nineteenth-century barn with outbuildings in Oxfordshire, Mark and Georgie Rowse have drawn on their in depth renovation expertise – and their handle ebook of specialist artisans – to create a characterful and welcoming house for themselves, their household and a number of visiting pals. A velvet-covered vintage couch and a specifically commissioned ottoman upholstered in an outdated rug make this sitting room an interesting spot to calm down.

Owen Gale49/56

Inside designer Sophie Ashby lives in a one-bedroom flat within the former BBC constructing in White Metropolis together with her husband Charlie Casely-Hayford. The lounge is small and open plan, main into the kitchen, but it surely advantages from a wall of home windows to maintain it open and ethereal. The couple added joinery to 1 finish of the sitting room, filling the cabinets with books and trinkets. Charlie’s daughter Rainbow’s playbox doubles up as a espresso desk, and a settee mattress has a aspect desk that’s additionally a bookcase. A print of {a photograph} by Nigerian photographer Lakin Ogunbanwo hangs on a curler on the bookcase, cleverly disguising the tv.
Paul Massey50/56

The lounge on this tiny barn conversion, embellished by antiques supplier Christopher Howe, is tucked beneath the mezzanine. A big Howe ottoman in the midst of the house provides the phantasm that the room is bigger than it really is.
Taran Wilkhu51/56

It took simply three months for photographer and artist Zoë Zimmer to make her mark on this London flat, guided by her love of traditional Twentieth-century design and atmospheric lighting. In the lounge Zoë purchased a pair of straightforward swivel stools from Amazon, had an upholsterer add backrests and re-covered them in cream velvet from Designers Guild. The low-backed ‘Hendricks’ couch from Habitat is ideal for the house, because it permits an unobstructed view of the backyard sq. past.
Davide Lovatti52/56

Partitions in ‘Nabis’ by Adam Bray for Papers and Paints set off a mixture of Ensemblier furnishings in Tara Craig's tiny flat. A ‘Hanmer’ couch in a Jasper cloth by Michael S Smith and a George Spencer velvet is paired with ‘Montgomery’ chairs in Howe’s ‘Knurl’ linen, a ‘Trafalgar’ armchair in Howe leather-based and a ‘Lissadell’ ottoman in ‘Nathalie’ cotton by Claremont.

Michael Sinclair53/56

Man Tobin’s lifelong curiosity in accumulating is palpable in his south London household home, the place the rooms play host to fascinating furnishings, artwork and antiques from a spread of kinds and actions. The sofas had been made for the house and have been lined in cotton velvets – the yellow one is in Lelièvre’s ‘Cosmos’. The espresso desk is topped with Lumachella antica; this stone additionally options on the fireside, mixed with a mid-eighteenth-century carved pine encompass. To the best of this can be a Lucian Freud etching. For a settee just like the inexperienced velvet one on this room, attempt Soane’s ‘Bunny Couch’ (75 x 174 x 84cm, from £6,900 excluding cloth). Subtly patterned pleated lampshades within the sitting room are one among many ornamental touches and provides a nod to conventional English interiors. Nushka sells a spread of comparable lampshades constructed from fairly classic sari silks.
Jake Curtis54/56

Briefed to avoid white and leather-based, Adam Bray and his crew set about reworking this London flat – created from two one-bedroom flats joined collectively – with wealthy color, luxurious materials and a focus to element. The pink couch and ottoman are upholstered in contrasting Le Manach 'Toile de Excursions' cloth from Claremont. A silk wallcovering from de Gournay supplies a darkish background for a pair of Twenties French eating chairs of their authentic orange silk velvet on this elegant front room by Adam Bray.
Invoice Batten55/56

Home & Backyard’s former ornament editor Wendy Harrop has introduced a easy class to her thatched cottage in Wiltshire, creating calm, restrained interiors with a pale palette and a classy mixture of furnishings and artwork.The Ikea couch has unfastened covers in white cotton. Wendy made the cushions out of calico from Whaleys, which she printed utilizing stiff card dipped in ink. She re-covered the three Habitat tub chairs in Michael Devine’s ‘Dottie’ linen and a discontinued GP & J Baker cloth. A portray by Eileen Cooper from Rabley Gallery and prints by Ian Fingers dangle on the wall.
Simon Brown56/56

On this small one bed room Victorian flat use of each inch of the principle room has been maximised, becoming in a big sitting space and a eating nook with banquette seating in Linwood's 'Moleskin Velvet' cloth in mustard. A trio of Michael Anastassiades pendants and {a photograph} by Nick Knight above the chimneypiece accentuates the excessive ceiling.

Small front room concepts from the Home & Backyard archive

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