In a London townhouse, Bohinc Studio crafts an interior that merges past and present with striking confidence. Period cornicing and original architectural lines are reinterpreted through the lens of contemporary geometry, while raw concrete and exposed brick inject a sense of urban edge. This balance between refinement and rawness defines the character of the space.
The colour palette is layered and expressive: dusky terracotta, muted pinks, cherry and brown tones wrap the walls, creating warmth and intimacy. Grey and black accents provide contrast, grounding the composition. Natural light highlights the textures, from polished surfaces to tactile fabrics, amplifying the play between shadow and softness.
Furniture pieces, upholstered in light bouclé and red tones, serve as gentle interventions, offering comfort while allowing the architecture and palette to take center stage. The overall impression is one of sensuality and contrast — a home designed not only to be lived in but to be felt, evoking a sense of cocooning warmth and timeless elegance.