Our client asked us to ensure the end result was modern and minimalist, and we began to develop our ideas with this in mind. Our aim was to ensure that, whilst the overall effect was as harmonious as possible, it wasn’t boring, and we also wanted to make sure that both younger and older people could feel at home in the flat. After all, an Airbnb flat will attract the most guests if it appeals to as broad a target audience as possible.
The entire interior design is characterised by simplicity and clean lines, complemented by the harmony of materials that complement one another. The result is a modern style that is nonetheless understated, exuding a natural elegance.
In terms of colour, various shades of grey dominate, complemented perfectly by gold-coloured accessories. The marble-effect feature wall and table complement each other, subtly linking the dining area to the kitchen whilst lending the flat a sense of casual elegance.
The monochrome kitchen units feature handle-free, push-to-open mechanisms, and the overall look is not marred by the kitchen appliances, as these have also been built-in and concealed. The visible grey-black kitchen appliances complement the colour of the hall wall, the glint of the mirror and the velvet dining chairs. The fronts of the hall furniture match those of the kitchen units, so they too create perfect harmony.
We feel that, thanks to the style of this property – which has been furnished with letting or Airbnb in mind – both guests and long-term tenants will easily feel at home here, or will be able to adapt it to their own tastes.
In line with your requirements, adding a few personal touches – such as a piece of fabric, a painting or some more colourful textiles – need not be a problem, as the clean composition can easily accommodate these additions whilst still looking beautiful on its own. Light flows effortlessly through the pastel-hued rooms, so in the long term this property will offer its future occupant a sense of brightness and spaciousness.
Naturally, we have used high-quality materials throughout, which means that this furniture will retain its beauty in the long term, even when subjected to heavy use. It would be lovely to live in a world where we look after each other’s belongings, but we know that tenants – particularly short-term tenants – do not always treat the property as if it were their own. That is why it is important for the materials used to be as durable as possible, thereby helping to prevent damage.
If you like this flat and would like bespoke kitchen units, or even a complete interior design scheme, please feel free to get in touch with us via our contact details! As we have our own production line, we are able to fulfil orders even at relatively short notice, and comprehensive guarantees We’ll take that on too!
