""[The clients] both have busy lives, so home needed to feel like a proper moment to exhale," they continue. "They're thoughtful, curious people, with strong instincts and a clear sense of what they're drawn to, which made the process incredibly rewarding." And what, exactly, were their clients drawn to? Confident colors, midcentury modern furniture, and unfussy designs that work for every member of the family."
""When decisions are rooted in real life rather than trends, the result feels authentic and lasting." The designers' use of color in the home is bold but judicious. "The scheme that resulted was collaborative and thoughtful and considered the architecture, the quality of light, as well as their appetite for a statement and restraint."
"Cofounders Jessica Gibbons and Kat Turner named the project "Forever Is Composed of Nows," which, they say, "speaks to the idea that a lasting home is built from the quality of everyday moments." The modestly sized Victorian terraced home brims with color and personality, but not at the expense of taste and style."
Field Day Studio designed a modest Victorian terraced home for a young family of four in East London, naming the project "Forever Is Composed of Nows" to reflect how lasting homes are built from quality everyday moments. The designers prioritized creating a space where busy clients could exhale and feel at home. The design features confident colors, midcentury modern furniture, and unfussy elements that work for all family members. The color scheme was developed collaboratively, considering the architecture, light quality, and the clients' preferences for both statement and restraint. Colors were tested in place and carefully related across rooms to feel connected and calm rather than merely decorative.
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