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Barbican Residents Contemporary Living Room, London

Anton Rodriguez

URL: http://antonrodriguez.co.uk

This is an example of a contemporary open plan living room in London with orange walls, dark hardwood flooring and no fireplace. — Houzz

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Egon Walesch Interior Design added this to A Fascinating Peek Inside the Barbican’s Iconic Midcentury Flats

The Barbican, with its mixture of owner-occupiers and those who rent their flats, has a high proportion of architects, designers and people who work in the creative industries. It might lead you to believe the estate was intended for artists and other creative people. In fact, every detail, from the tailor-made light switches to the high-spec door knobs, was designed for a high-end consumer.

Susannah Hutchison added this to Should You Team Grey With Salmon Pink?

Widen horizonsWhen decorating a narrow room, it’s easy to fall back on the safe option of all white, but a pale salmon shade on one wall can add interest, depth and warmth to a neutral space. Here, the grey element is provided by the sofa, which is pale like the wall behind it to keep the overall look light.