It seems to be common practice nowadays to have a practically complete portfolio of inspiration before designing a home. Extensive Pinterest boards, mood boards, and magazine clippings are all part of the package. But the architect behind this property looked in a different direction when designing his Dulwich home.
"Our inspiration is inward, not outward. We do not ask for interior design trends or mood boards. We ask how life is lived. Who wakes first, where the first coffee happens, whether sunrise should reach the yoga mat or the early laptop. How to slip to the bathroom without waking anyone. How the dog comes in from the garden. Where school bags land. How cooking, homework, and hosting overlap without clutter," Ran Ankory, from Scenario Architecture, explains.
