The trickiest styles to replicate are often the ones that aren't actually a 'style' at all. The aesthetics that blend so many looks and eras that you can't pinpoint what the style actually is – sometimes they can't even be easily described. And that's exactly the 'style' of iconic British interior designer Brigitta Spinocchia Freund.
Her projects are layered, effortlessly mixing old with new, high with low, to create spaces rich in depth and character. It's a style that's not meant to be copied, because its uniqueness is what makes it so interesting. However, that doesn't mean lessons can't be drawn from her transitional style spaces to inspire your own creativity.
