Steal This Look: A Peaceful Corner in London

In London’s Stoke Newington neighborhood, graphic designer Martina Casonato and her fiancé designed their first remodel with a sense of calm, warmth, and easygoingness, transforming the upstairs loft into a main bedroom and decorating the space with elegant but simple style. Here, we detail the main elements of the look:
Above: Photography courtesy of Martina Casonato and @thevenetianpantry from A Graphic Designer’s Redone Victorian Where the Pantry Takes Center Stage.


Materials


Above: The walls are painted with Bauwerk Colour Lime Paint in Stone; sample pots start at £17.50 from Bauwerk Color.
Above: The wood floor is the Whinfell from Ted Todd’s Classic Tones collection. Shown here is the Dalby Classic Tones Wood Floor.


Furniture


Above: The bed is the Gervasoni Ghost 80F Bed; from £2,245 at Different Like a Zoo.
Above: The stool is the Antique Side Table Large Stool, £150 from Home Barn.


Lighting


Above: The pendant is the Arturo Alvarez Tempo Vivace Pendant Light, £500 at Heal’s.
Above: The lights are the Rose Uniacke Spot Light in Polished Brass; £255 each.


Soft Wear


Above: The bedding is the Bedfolk Linen Bedding Bundle in Clay; £199 at Bedfolk.
Above: The pillows are the Hand-Dyed Velvet Cushion Covers in Main Concourse from Ellei Home (pictured), which unfortunately is on sabbatical. For something similar try the Italian Velvet Pillow Cover, currently on sale for $42.99 from Rejuvenation.


For more minimalist bedrooms, see our posts:



* Steal This Look: A Modern Bedroom in an 1890s Iron Foundry

* Steal This Look: An Idiosyncratic French Mod Bedroom in Bellport, NY

* Steal This Look: A Spare and Simple Guest Room in Denmark

* Steal This Look: A Modern Victorian Bedroom in London






N.B.: This story originally appeared on November 8, 2022 and has been updated with new links and product picks. | bit.ly/3XLoEJb


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