Sculptured glass and a spiky aloe look eerily intriguing against an abstract red-planet backdrop.
Jetsons-inspired shapes create a cool space-age vision...
that feels contemporary at the same time.
A huge spotlight arching over the dining table suggests a Douglas Adams spacelab vibe.
A disc painted on the wall, like a rising full moon, forms an ethereal backdrop to a porcelain collection, with shades chosen to complement the pieces.
This both raw and re ned aesthetic is exactly what NASA would create if it had a stand at the London Design Festival.
The textural wall takes the rough with the smooth,a combination that stimulates the senses with an out-of-this-world feel.
There’s weightlessness at play here, with ribbed-fabric walls creating a softly embracing textural space in which to sleep.
Photography / Jake Curtis
Styling / Hannah Franklin
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