At the Canadian esthete
Today we invite you to the Jasmeet apartment, full of unusual decorations and sublime aesthetic experiences. It was her unique personality, style, life philosophy, love of hospitality and exceptional sense of taste that were the main inspirations of the designers from Studio Roslyn.
The loft is located on the eastern end of downtown Vancouver, in the part known as "Crosstown" - an enclave of early 20th century historic buildings along the main Beatty Street junction. Many of these post-industrial buildings have been converted into lofts, and this is also the case for this over 80-square-meter apartment.
One of the designers' first decisions was to emphasize the industrial elements of the interior, such as antique columns, wooden windows or brick walls. The main muse of the project was the owner of the apartment - Jasmeet, a lover of vintage glam from the 70s.
The choice is an eclectic mix of colors, styles and patterns that is bold, stylish and fascinating at the same time. In the living room, a decision was made to combine a deep shade of navy blue with green stone, an orange carpet and red brick walls.
In the kitchen, the simplicity of the cabinets is broken by a decorative chandelier.
In the bedroom, a bold combination of colors was chosen: the blue of the walls harmonizes with the pink headboard of the bed and the intense yellow of the bedspread.
In the dining room we are delighted with a bench made of wood, decorated with olive leather cushions. The whole is finished with a picture made of Dedar fabric. A fascinating mix!
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