For any creative person, it is important to have your own space to be motivated and inspired to work and do your thing.
So, when I made the decision to head back home to Plymouth, I wanted make sure I had the space I needed to create and work on projects. This meant that for the past few weeks, I have been decluttering and re- doing my entire room.
Although the process was tiring, I happy to say it is finally done and I could not be any more prouder of what I have done.
Inspiration
With any project start on, I always have to look for an inspiration. So for my room it was Industrial, meaning; stone/brick wall, grey walls and quirky furniture. I found the best place to find pictures and research was Pinterest.
( Here is a board I created on Pinterest.
Link:://www.pinterest.com/azzaurbanista/bedroom-ideas/ )
I would like to add, when I did a collaboration with Make Space in the summertime, they asked me " What would your dream closet look like?" I posted the following, which was the same decor and inspiration as my room right now.
Link: http://urbanistafashionblog.blogspot.co.uk/2016/07/dream-closet-ft-makespace.html
Room Redo In Action
Here is what I doccumented on Snapchat.
( Add me @azz_urbanista14)
End Result
Bedroom Area
The pictures that are hanging on my wall were purchased from John Lewis, Etsy, Camden Market and my own work.
The Wallpaper and paint I used on my walls were Graham & Brown Fresco Ledgestone and Colours Matt Grey Hint, which I purchased from B&Q.
As for my beanbag, I purchased at Kas Australia in Dubai Mall, before I left last year.
Desk Area
With this desk, I liked the idea that it looked like an easel, which is what artists use to hold their canvases. So I decided to place my printer, my sewing and supplies in each of the bottom shelves.
With my desk, I wanted it to be a library/ working space, which is why I have my bookshelf above my desk and one beside it.
The actual desk itself is Linnmon/Finnvard from Ikea, which they have in white, grey, birch (wood) and black.
Dresser and Wardrobe Area
For my dressing area, I wanted it to be closer to my wardrobe and have it all in one place.
It is also something I got from Ikea, which is called Brimnes (Dressing Table)
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Posted By Urbanista ( Azza Gasim)
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