Take a tour around an eclectic mansion flat

Rather than stow them away, a feature has been made out of a collection of style magazines, displaying them in clear storage. This keeps the dust off and means they're handy for a flick through. The sofa is from Ikea. The Perspex coffee and console table are from Habitat and John Lewis. The cushions are from Missoni Home.
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Open shelves from Ikea are stacked with books and magazines.

Little finds line the mantelpiece. Find a silver pot at Graham & Green, faux flowers at Habitat and botanical prints at rhsprints.co.uk.

The mirror over the fireplace is from Andrew Martin. Find a similar lamp at Oka.

The Egg-style chair adds a retro edge; for the real thing, go to Chaplins. The Vinstra sideboard is from Ikea. Graham & Green sells similar mirrors.

In the petite galley kitchen, the fridge has been cleverly concealed by sticking the Colefax & Fowler kitchen wallpaper onto the door. Buy a Tom Dixon pendant light from Heal's, and a Uten.silo wall tidy from SCP.

The fun collection of flea-market finds provide a bright focus for the narrow kitchen.

The bedroom has a luxe feel, with toile de jouy a prominent theme. Try thesleeproom.com for a similar bed. The chest of drawers was a flea-market find, but Plumo sells pieces like this.

The canopy that came with the bed has been turned into curtains. Find toile at fabricsandpapers.com. The Vinstra drawers are from Ikea. Heal's stocks Louis Ghost chairs.

To make the most of the available space in the bathroom, a shelving unit was custom-made by a shop-fitting company. Habitat's Tori storage is similar.

The striking photo in the living room is an original by Simon Atlee; the V&A does fashion photography prints. Find ethnic-inspired trinket boxes at notonthehighstreet.com.