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July 25th, 2019 | Cool Homes

Cool Homes: Colour Wonderland!

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This apartment made it to the “Cool Homes” list because this couple was not afraid to use colour mixed with vintage and rustic pieces, it was definitely love at first sight for us.

This 1 bedroom apartment is located in England, in a fishing village called Leigh-On-Sea, 1 hour east of London and is on the first floor of a white brick townhouse. The great thing about this apartment is that it’s located uphill from the ocean, allowing a lot of light to penetrate the space.

Gemma Ahern, moved into her boyfriend’s, Russell Lewis, apartment and decided that everything had to go as it was too much of a bachelor pad and a definite sight for sore eyes.

 

With a measly budget of $10,300, that they both pooled together, Gemma and Russell were able to transform this bachelor apartment into a colour wonderland filled with lots of cool pieces and it has been featured in many publications including The New York Times.

Let us know what you think!

 


Russell, a graphic artist, decorated the hallway with prints by British street artists, looks amazing!


Love how a lead grey colour was used as the backdrop for this apartment with pops of colour.


This window seat looks so cozy and that chandelier is to die for…what a great idea hanging it here


We are head over heels with the following: fireplace, blue chair and antlers, we want!


That clock is on our “want” list


How cool are these?


Russell created a graffiti looking collage in the bedroom by layering spray paint, acrylics and cutouts from newspapers to mimic the tunnels of London’s subways…can he do our bedroom wall too?

 


Aside from wanting almost everything in this apartment, we have one more thing to add to our list…those pink handles.

If you have a cool space you would like to us to feature, make sure to reach out to us!

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***All images via New York Times***

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