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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsAn Architect's Radical Rethink Of A London Flat
Chip shops and Big Brother might seem like unexpected references to find on an interiors moodboard but not for Alex Holloway. The co-founder of Holloway Li, a London-based design consultancy, drew upon high-street and pop-culture visuals when designing his home in Highbury. The apartment, which he shares with his partner, Elle Parmar Jenkins, the furniture dealer behind Goods In, is a testbed for some of his most experimental ideas, which include having a bathtub in the living room
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An Architect's Radical Rethink Of A London Flat (Original Post)
Celerity
Nov 2022
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Drum
(9,196 posts)1. Thanks, Celerity...you always share wonderful items, particularly the architectural ones!
Ocelot II
(115,832 posts)2. Hard pass on the bathtub in the living room.
Bernardo de La Paz
(49,035 posts)3. "moodboard"? I had to look that up. . . . nt
NJCher
(35,721 posts)4. bathtub in the LR
Works like they say. When I first moved to the NY area from CT, I dated numerous Manhattan guys who had a bathtub in either the kitchen or the LR.
That patterned stainless steel is a bit much. Something similar had been installed in the home I bought some 30 years ago and I got rid of it. It was too much for the eye. I replaced it with stainless steel, just a less busy version.
Interesting project. Thanks for posting this.