Floor-to-ceiling windows give this glowing open-plan space an air of grandeur, while the curving lines of original mid-century furniture break up the room.
1/7 Open-plan living area
2/7 Retro living area
Rather than hanging framed photos on the wall, this apartment's stylish owner has formed a creative display by layering photos on slim wall shelves. As well as adding to the living area's relaxed vibe, these pictures can be changed or added to over time to suit the owner's mood.
3/7/ Retro dining area
We love this cosy, retro dining area. In addition to the beautiful Wishbone chairs and Louis Poulsen pendant, a fabric-covered screen in the corner adds an extra layer of vintage chic.
4/7 Chrome kitchen
Nothing says 1950s diner quite like chrome fittings and fixtures. These roller doors are a novel kitchen storage option, and we think they look pretty cool.
5/7 Pretty minimal bedroom
Soft pink, soft light and soft satin make this minimal bedroom a really soothing, peaceful space. A girlie sanctuary - what could be better?
6/7 Vintage storage
As well as providing essential clothing storage, these glass-fronted units become a focal point due to their colourful contents.
7/7 Tile-clad bathroom
Creamy stone tiling, stretching from floor to ceiling, adds warmth and luxury to this relaxing bathroom space.
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