Colour Stories: Scandi Noir
Create beauty out of utility witha simple display of lovinglycrafted chopping boards.
Dip your toe inthe trend with adesign classic chair souped up with a decadently dark finish.
Subtle stud detailing transforms a plainbench into a discreetly luxe piece.
Set the scene foran intimate get-together with beautifully balanced accessories inmoody shades.
The epitome of pared-back style, this delicately angled statement table is effortlessly cool.
At once shapelyand solid, these sleek coffee tables have serious curve appeal.
A monastic daybed and stark light fitting create a brooding, austere scheme that’s surprisingly seductive.
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Draw a wash of ambient lighting into your boudoir with a celebrated classic worked up in a dramatic new finish.
Spark interest bymixing textured throws and washed linensin a palette of cool greys.
Styling / Hannah Franklin
Photography ⁄ Jon Day
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