“Can you design me a London house? My wife has been to London right now, she loves the way houses are designed over there. If you can design my house in London style, it will be a surprise gift from my side to her once she will be back”
Yes, this is what my client asked me about our maiden meeting. I said, “Sir, though I have never designed such a themed space, I am quite excited about it. I am confident to take your challenge”.
Gosh, what excitement for that project. Till date blood starts pumping high.
Thanks to Wikipedia for giving me the understanding the architectural, history of London.
It says “London is the largest and capital city of England and the United Kingdom. Founded as the ancient city of Londinium in the first century CE by the Romans as the capital of the Roman province of Britannia, London has been an inhabited settlement almost continuously since. After the Roman withdrawal from Britain in the 5th century, the layout of the Roman settlement became the approximate blueprint of the Saxon and medieval city.”
London’s rich architectural & design features, thus are inspired by GOTHIC, VICTORIAN, ART DECO STYLES.
This theme is a balanced combination of MODERN + CLASSIC inspirations from Gothic, Victorian, Art-Deco, cultures & styles.
Elements Characteristics, features Medival art Floral elements Influenced Theme.
Modern Classic Theme –
This theme derives when less ornamental & straight lines are blended with inspirations from Victorian & Gothic times and Art Deco designs to match the objective of contemporary style of today’s living & yet keeping the timeless beauty of classics alive.
The objective of matching the contemporary style of today’s living & yet keeping the timeless beauty of classics alive derives this theme. Here less ornamental & straight lines are blended with inspirations from Victorian & Gothic times and Art Deco designs.
MODERN CLASSIC STYLING
This theme is the optimal combination of inspirations from European, Victorian, Art Deco, Greek, Roman cultures & styles.
The objective of matching the contemporary style of today’s living & yet keeping the timeless beauty of classics alive derives this theme. Here less ornamental & straight lines are blended with inspirations from Victorian & Gothic times and Art Deco designs.
Characterised with a touch of minimalism, the furniture here is a combination of modern & classic with fewer carvings on it. This style is more attractive by adorning the space with several neo classic accessories, yet not exaggerating it. Elements like an antique mirror, classic lamp shades, geometric patterned throw pillows add on a lot to end result. Mouldings on walls and ceiling are default elements and are timeless.
Neutral colours are the main ingredient, skewed towards brown, beige, black, grey, silver, white &grayest blue shades. Last but not the least, the windows are wide and high can be left bare to bring in natural warmth into the room.
This theme is the optimal combination of inspirations from European, Victorian, Art Deco, Greek, Roman cultures & styles.
Neutral colours are the main ingredient, skewed towards brown, beige, black, grey, silver, white, and greyest blue shades.
Last but not the least, the windows should be wide and high can be left bare to bring in natural warmth into the room.
This style is more attractive by adorning the space with several neo classic accessories, yet not exaggerating it. Elements like an antique mirror, classic lamp shades, geometric patterned throw pillows add on a lot to end result. Mouldings on walls and ceiling are default elements and are timeless.
