Rita Ora’s Anti-Trend Living Room is The Perfect Example of How to Make Traditional Interiors Feel Current – and Designers Love the Look

The British singer’s London home is a celebration of Arts and Crafts architecture

Though architecture and interior design are both elements of the home, too often, they are not in conversation with one another. British singer Rita Ora’s home, designed by acclaimed interior decorator Joanna Plant, does not have this issue. The stylish and eclectic home proves that choosing an interior design that compliments the architecture and era of your home is always a good idea. This design philosophy especially shines in the living room of Rita’s home.

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Designers admire the innovative furniture choices in the living room decor and living room colors in Rita Ora’s space. Melissa Read, interior designer and creative director at Studio Burntwood states on the home designed by Joanna Plant, ‘This interior is an interesting example of a space that doesn’t follow ‘trends’ but instead is a collection of items and styles that bring joy to the client.’ She continues, ‘An eclectic mix of furniture styles has been tastefully mixed, adding warmth and depth to the space. A warm but neutral color palette has been created, with burnt orange, sage greens, and rich berry accents.’

Interior designer Charmaine Wynter adds, ‘Rita Ora’s London home exudes an arts and crafts vibe, showcasing a curated collection of her favorite pieces that come together to create a space she truly adores. The family room captivates with its rich adobe red walls, complemented by raspberry-colored drapery and rust-colored seating, resulting in a unique and rarely seen analogous color scheme.’

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Tessa Petak

Tessa is a staff writer at the George V Magazine, and a news team writer at InStyle. She is based in London, UK.

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