Take a look around Dominique’s quirky apartment
To maximise the light in the living area Dominique painted the walls white. The neutral colour of the sofa complements the wooden flooring perfectly, while her hand-made cushions add a vibrant pop of colour.
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Shelving unit
These shelves in Dominique's living room blend with the wall and look neat and tidy. They're perfect for storing all of her DVDs and CDs.
For similar wall shelves
Ikea
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Wall art
Dominique has kept the walls of her apartment neutral and then used accessories, like the artwork that she created herself for this wall, to give the space character.
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Compact dining table
Dominique's dining table is a very clever design as it fits neatly into the corner and the chairs tuck all the way underneath. It's a fab idea if you're short on space but still want an area to entertain friends and family.
Dining table
Dwell
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Cream kitchen units
The cream gloss units give Dominique's kitchen a retro feel. She chose slate tiles for the kitchen floor to separate this space from the living area.
Similar kitchen units
B&Q
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Bed with bright cushions
The bedroom in Dominique's apartment has a boutique hotel vibe with mirrored bedside tables and crisp white bed linen. The bold velvet cushions give the room a hit of colour.
Similar wardrobe
Arighi Bianchi
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Ornate mirror
Pretty ornate mirrors and cute perfume bottles give Dominique's apartment instant charm. She's a big fan of coloured glass and pretty bottles and uses them around her apartment to give it character.
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Modern style bathroom
As there's no window in Dominique's bathroom she chose neutral-coloured bathroom tiles and a pale bathroom suite and also installed some clever lighting to keep the space bright.
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19th-century cotton mill converted flats
Dominique's apartment conversion is in a former cotton mill; it has lovely high ceilings and tall windows which help to make the space light and airy.
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