Interiors are a beloved subject of online media. After years of perfectly manicured homes, shot for the pages of Vogue Living and the like, the Internet provided a space for new ideas of what makes a house a home and a more relaxed (and human) approach to home decoration. Unlike the clothes you wear, your home is a private space and that in itself is an interesting reflection of a person’s character. Textiles, colour, art, decorative objects, keepsakes and photos, all collected over years, are an embodiment of your personality, memories and experiences. Perhaps this is what makes them so interesting.
Furniture designer Martino Gamper and artist Francis Upritchard‘s London home is a meeting of creative minds. A former council estate, their Hackney abode feels unpretentious, yet thoughtfully considered, with a mix bright colours, morroccan rugs, woven textiles and their own artworks.
