Top Tips for decorating your home for its London location
People travel from all over the country and globe to visit our booming capital city. A mighty city that is the largest in England, the UK and potentially the EU. The capital dominates the country as it fulfils professional and personal objectives. With everything at your doorstep, the city is home to an estimated 8-10 million citizens. It is considered a multicultural megalopolis with various cultures living together among the amazing city.
Each borough has its own style and aesthetic, in this article we are going to discuss how to decorate your interior depending on the borough you have chosen to reside in.
Greenwich
A peaceful borough on the outskirts of London, it is considered to be pretty, relaxed and has plenty of greenery compared to the centre. You may have chosen the location due to the more chilled out and natural surrounding, I would recommend choosing a biomorphic interior style.
Biomorphic design is all inspired by mother nature’s designs, making patterns and shapes that you would find in a natural environment and turning pieces of furniture, accessories and art into beautiful symbolism of nature.
Look for furniture that uses organic materials and shapes, biomorphic interior design creates a uniquely relaxing space that has an amazing connection with nature. There is lots of room to make the space your own.
Camden
The wild side of London where everyone goes out to shop, party and eat. A bustling and trendy destination, I would recommend a boho chic interior to match your chosen location.
A design with lots of freedom, you can make your boho interior what you wish. The design contains a lot of visual interest with a love for art and layering. The distinctive style has a relaxed free spirit, you can choose any patterns, colour schemes or textures. The quirker, the better.
Royal Borough Of Kensington & Chelsea
The home of the high-end, luxurious lifestyle with prestigious stores like Harrods. I think Hollywood Regency would suit your glamorous and expensive taste. It takes inspiration from Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern aesthetics with similar silhouettes and clean lines featured in the designs. Art Deco has been described to have a similar flair for opulence but doesn’t feature the eclecticism that Hollywood Regency boasts. You can’t go too glam and your interior can never lack too much colour or pattern.
City of Westminster
A lot of what London is famous for resides in this borough, the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, 10 Downing Street, the West End and Oxford Street. A traditional and modern aesthetic, I think a contemporary interior style matches this relevant location. Contemporary decorating is classic but takes on current styles and trends to make it present. A contemporary decorating style is timeless, and you can find pieces of furniture to match like an armchair and ottoman accent chair.
City of London
Considering the size, this equates for a large percentage of the total EU economy. With the biggest businesses functioning in the large skyscraper buildings, the borough is designed more for work than living. I would suggest a modern interior decor to complement modern architecture. Approach your interior with minimal accessories and accessories, although it creates an optimum condition for self and artistic expression.
