Category: Bedroom
Designer: Angela Robinson, Angela Robinson Interior Design
Location: Vancouver
Goal: A young couple wanted a fresh, boutique-hotel look for their
laneway home in Vancouver.
Inspiration: “Initially, the inspiration was based on our research of
boutique hotel spaces,” says interior designer Angela Robinson. “The mix of
bold and neutral with textural accents (leather, fur, metal, etc.). Once we
found the wallpaper [a blue-and-white print by Wallquest, sourced through Crown
Wallpaper] the design was launched. We kept the other elements in the room
fairly neutral to balance the bold pattern.”
Breakdown: The blue-and-white wallpaper from Wallquest accentuates the
unique shape of the room, and to keep the space from becoming visually
overwhelming, Robinson chose the Simple Bed Frame from West Elm, covering it in
HomeSense Luxe Habitat linens. A functional and
stylish leather chair from Metropolitan Home sits in the corner, and two Chintz& Co. lights flank the bed and add a hint of luxury.
Tips to Get the Look: “The key to creating a space like this is to look for one
big, bold statement, whether it’s a vibrant wallpaper or fabric and balance it
out with soft, complementary neutrals for the rest of the space,” Robinson
notes. “In this case, the neutrals we used (caramel, white, black, and oatmeal)
allow the wallpaper to be the focus, but have enough contrast to ensure they
don't fade away. The furniture styles were kept simple, and accessories to a
minimum as well, so that nothing feels like it’s competing for visual
attention.”
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