Striking black and white fashion photography dominates the walls of this home, which has been designed and visualised by ArtPartner. The subject of the two huge photographic prints bring abstract shape to plain walls, and are the inspiration for heavy black decor elements in the scheme. In the rest of the space, a wash of […]

Striking black and white fashion photography dominates the walls of this home, which has been designed and visualised by ArtPartner. The subject of the two huge photographic prints bring abstract shape to plain walls, and are the inspiration for heavy black decor elements in the scheme. In the rest of the space, a wash of beige paint floods around the monochrome furniture and tile, alongside coordinating beige window drapes that gather into folds at the hem. Contrasting white walls bring a crispness to the rooms, and bold black track lights stripe the ceilings. In the bathroom, sculptural tiles extrude from the shower walls, bringing texture, intrigue and art.
The minimalist living room has a low slung modular sofa, served by an even lower coffee table. Two circular wall sconces could be mistaken for an art installation behind one side of the sofa. The first piece of fashion photography occupies the opposite side of the lounge.

A modern coffee table is topped with a grey tray that echoes the tables circular shape.

The fashion image is from WSJ Magazine, June 2013 edition. It was shot by Josh Olins as part of the ?Shape Shifter? story, and f...