This style stems from buildings found close to the pulse of the city hub.

Key features

Exposed brickwork, aged plastered walls, large warehouse style windows, black framed windows and aged timber or concrete flooring are all key elements of this style.

Inner Urban is about open living, so ensure there is a connection throughout by selecting a feature colour and carrying this throughout the separate spaces by picking it up in artwork, furnishings or kitchen splashback.

Oversized

Oversized furniture and artwork lend themselves to this style.

Furniture

You can make your own rules with this style and play with the unconventional.

Select large modern pieces, lower bed bases and inject your own flair by using other objects such as suitcases or crates as side tables or shelving.

Accessories

Add splashes of colour and texture with artwork, books and soft furnishings.

Choose modern feature lighting.

Adding hints of back and metallic will modernise this look.