Notting Hill Interior Design: Take a Tour of a London Flat
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Sit back and relax as Australian-born Londoner Danielle takes us through her gorgeous nature-inspired Notting Hill London apartment tour.
The interiors embrace both her and her Canadian partner’s love for nature and the outdoors. This Notting Hill apartment’s interior design is simple but personalized. Let’s take a tour of this London flat.
The overall theme
My partner and I, we're both very outdoorsy people. I'm Australian, he's Canadian and in our home, we wanted it to reflect who we are. We wanted lovely natural fibers and textures and that sense of living with the outdoors inside.
The sofa and seating
Adam had complete say over the couch that we ended up getting which is a mammoth thing that can fit about six people on it.
We were able to agree on a lighter sort of gray material, a light gray fabric and we were able to put a load of cushions and throws over to break up that solid feel
Adam had a couple of ottomans at his house and I was able to get them refabricated in the same fabric that we bought the couch in.
The coffee table
I wanted a coffee table with a lighter feel because we had the really heavy structure of the couch so an oak coffee table would have felt too heavy.
We have a nice juxtaposition against the heaviness of the sofa and the fireplace with a round, light, practical coffee table. I had a butler's table built so that when people are over we can put the butler's table on top and everyone can have their drinks on it.
Eclectic art
The art is a bit of an eclectic mix. For example, here’s one of our sculptural lamps.
There's a picture of Bondi Beach on our wall that Adam got for my birthday. Bondi Beach is one of my favorite spots.
The art that we have in the corner of the bar unit I drew for Adam for his birthday.
In the hall, we have a couple of pieces that I bought as a pair by an artist called Ivan Usovich.
We have photos from our trip to Tanzania, which was such a special trip for both of us that we really wanted to highlight that in our home.
And then we have a Salvador Dalí print that I found at an antique store in Bonifacio in Corsica. There are only a handful of prints made of this particular piece.
The garden
Someone put a lot of love into the garden which includes a beautiful, old, and established magnolia and fiddle tree, rose bushes, and climbing wisteria. In the spring it’s beautiful and I spend a lot of time sitting out there.
Dining table
We have a lovely big dining table out there that seats about 10 people so we have a lot of fun over the summer entertaining and grilling out there.
Living room
Our bar
I found this little bronze three-tower stack bar. It has a nice Art Deco feel to it but it’s not too overpowering. The crystal decanter was a Christmas present for Adam.
The guitar
The beautiful wooden acoustic guitar and guitar box is such a beautiful piece of art. A couple of our friends who are musically gifted often pick it up and play it when they visit.
The bedroom
The theme of bringing the outdoors inside continues in the bedroom. We have a sumptuous bed frame but we mixed it up a little with cowhide on the floor.
Cane
We have touches of rattan and cane in this room, including the beautiful cane rocking chair.
Lantern
When you enter the bedroom there’s a lovely large candle lantern that is lit at night and with the door open, it’s a romantic look.
Wrought iron touches
I wanted the house to tie together, from the wrought iron framed mirror at the front of the home down to the wrought iron and wood console in our entryway.
Notting Hill interior design
The interior of this London flat has an amazing vibe. It’s beautiful and filled with personal touches. What do you think of this Notting Hill apartment’s interior design? Let us know in the comments.
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