City Inspired :: London

 I am so excited to be blogging on Hello, Spendor and starting up a new series, City Inspired!

In this series I will be sharing with you some of my

favorite cities and design inspired by those destinations!

First stop, London!

The thing I love about London is the mix of traditional and contemporary.

 A stunning example of that is my favorite museum in the city, the British Museum.

Starting at the top right:

A modern twist on a traditional Windsor crystal chandelier in this white Minka chandelier .

Keeping with the traditional architectural finishes,

this wood panel wallcovering by Andrew Martin should fool any guest!

This limited edition art print of HRH crown jewels by Ann Carrington was appropriately made

out of pearl buttons!

The timeless Chesterfield sofa in leather by Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams

is a piece that will never go out of style.

Speaking of style… this quirky coffee table book

of Britain’s own Vivienne Westwood is a library must have.

A simple and modern cocktail table with mother of pearl

inlay from Oly Studio is perfect for high tea and crumpets.

England’s own official flag makes a statement as

a bold and graphic area rug from who else, Jonathan Adler!

I always found pocket watches to be so charming

and just love this printed pillow from Square Feathers.

There’s just something so regal and proper about

this golden horse lamp from Barbara Cosgrove Lamps!

A modern interpretation of the wing back chair from Ironies and paired

with a whimsical lion paw foot stool from Oly Studio.

Don’t you just love this contemporary bar cart from Arteriors, also

known as a drink trolley?! Makes a perfect tea server… scratch that… stout

server!

Keeping the original character of a space is so important,

like this herringbone parquet wood flooring. Remember, not everything has to

look brand new!

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