I always find it hard moving into places where you didn't chose the furniture, can't change anything or put things on the walls. It's a fun challenge though and I always love getting creative.
Below is the Italian, sleeper-sofa. A European equivalent to a futon and yet so not equivalent. It's not that comfortable but it is very functional. It works. It's pretty. It came with the flat. So voila!


My pals at NEGS blew up a photograph I took in Soho in NYC on rag paper that we then tore the edges of to make it look more messy. I hung it with bull clips to save money on framing. I always believe small places need big art.
I love this lamp from Fashion For Home. This is a great company out of Berlin. Most everything is made to order which affords great quality at a reasonable price. They have the most fantastic home furnishings that are so much better in quality than Ikea. This is a great lamp for such a small space as you can adjust it to do practically anything you want.

xo From London With Love ☂
2 comments:
Yes please! I'm moving into a tiny in-law in San Francisco and am looking for advice about living in such a small self contained space! More pics and advice about the daily living in a compact flat :)
I like the style! So nice! Thanks for sharing!
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