Be inspired by this elegant home in London

The living room has a calm vibe with dashes of violet and green adding some spice. A green cube draws the eye to the alcove, where simple shelves display family photos. The statement mirror over the fireplace makes it the focal point.

Find a cube like this at BoConcept, and visit Mirror World for a statement mirror.

Gloss black-and-white units provide a striking backdrop for this colourful splashback. The dining table can be slid back into the units when more floor space is needed. The wood of the table brings added warmth to this statement look.

Visit Violet Designs for a modern kitchen like this. The splashback was sourced from Deco Glaze.

This basement open-plan space was designed with children in mind. The floor tiles are easy to clean and the large red sofa is a fun addition. Folding glass doors lead out to the garden where the kids can play in full view of the kitchen.

The red sofa is from The Conran Shop.

To create a consistent look in the open-plan space, gloss paint in the same colour as the kitchen splashback was used on the staircase that joins the basement and ground floor. The child’s table and chairs, which fit out of the way under the stairs when not in use, designates an area for them to play.

The table and chairs are from IKEA, and Dulux have a range of turquoise colours.

This hallway cleverly mixes classic and contemporary looks, making it a striking entrance to the house. The dark ceramic floor tiles are a tactile choice for a high-traffic area, and complement the white walls and modern side table.

The stair runner was found at Crucial Trading, and the side table is from Heal’s.

The master bedroom has a mix of designer items and travelling mementoes. Sumptuous textures, like velvet and silk, bring a luxurious touch to the room, while the colourful chair adds a quirky touch.

The chair is from Paul Smith, and House of Fraser has similar bedlinen.