Encouraging London to rethink its idea of timelessness, Natalia Miyar understands that luxury interior needn’t be free of colour, statement furniture choices or one-dimensional to future-proof itself against changes in trends. Style, in all of its forms, is eternal.
Launching her new studio’s portfolio with great promise, the aptly named Dimensional project schools in matters of colour, texture and form. The five-storey home, found in London’s St John’s Wood neighbourhood, succeeds on account of its intrepid design choices – a barefaced rebellion against the capital’s love for all things grey, simple and inconspicuous.
Captivating colour combinations (olive green with blush pink, verdigris with burnt orange and royal blue, et al), clever furniture selections (an ultra-reflective cobalt resin dining table is a favourite) and inviting textures (in the past, Natalia has correctly observed, “Look closely at nature and you rarely see flat surfaces”) are the trifecta of this space.
See the LuxDeco 100 honouree's full project here.