Unusual colours, watery patterns and jewel-like details bring ebb and flow to this Docklands property Clouds scurry across the hallway of this London flat. Not real ones, of course, but the low-lying stratocumuli of a monochrome wallpaper by Fornasetti. It's a clever device, calculated to pull your gaze towards the view of the Thames which flows directly beneath this eighth-floor home in a watery ribbon of greens and browns that change with the seasons. Rachel Chudley, who designed the interior,...
Unusual colours, watery patterns and jewel-like details bring ebb and flow to this Docklands property Clouds scurry across the hallway of this London flat. Not real ones, of course, but the low-lying stratocumuli of a monochrome wallpaper by Fornasetti. It's a clever device, calculated to pull your gaze towards the view of the Thames which flows directly beneath this eighth-floor home in a watery ribbon of greens and browns that change with the seasons. Rachel Chudley, who designed the interior,...
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