NYC-based designer Charlie Ferrer is behind the warm and minimal design of the East London apartment. The brief was to create a “modern, functional, low-maintenance home that would serve as a physical and visual refuge from the busy city.”
The result is a highly curated home, with a balanced composition – Everything feels just right.
Lots of commissioned furniture blend in perfectly with vintage pieces and original art. Everything was carefully handpicked to serve a purpose, first and foremost, and the sculptural shapes add interest to the streamlined interior. A painting purchased in Madrid and ceramics found at a Paris flea market are among the details that make the look personal and lively.
The American walnut floors served as a foundation when choosing the rest of the apartment’s neutral color palette. Something worth pointing out: The walls are painted a crisp white, while trims and doors are in a (very) light grey. It is very subtle, but it’s a nice touch!
I love the simplicity and refinement of this beautiful interior. Inspiring!
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Interior design: Charlie Ferrer
Photos: Michael Sinclair via Architectural Digest
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Hello;
I saw the post on “ Peek Inside A Warm, Minimal And Perfectly Balanced London Home” and feel in love with the wall decor in the dining room. Is it possible to know what the material is please and whether it’s custom made or can be purchased online?
Thank you