Recently, we asked London-based designer Cassandra Ellis how she puts a room together. Her answer? It’s like writing a story, “telling the tale of home,” she says. By building up interiors with antique furniture, handmade fabric, and a rotation of ephemera, Cassandra creates personalized spaces. The upstairs bedroom in her former house, a split-level apartment on the top floor of a converted Victorian school in London, is a perfect example. Here we list out the key elements and similar objects to re-create the look.
Paint
Furniture
Lighting
Textiles
For more of Cassandra’s style, see our posts:
- Expert Advice: Developing Style with Designer Cassandra Ellis
- On the Market: Designer Cassandra Ellis’s London Flat
- A Refined Terrace House in London by Cassandra Ellis
- Simple, Useful, Beautiful: A New Line of Furniture from Cassandra Ellis
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