The corner: Amina Rehman and Marium Atif
The ladies of The Loft entice us into their favourite space, a contemporary — minimalistic home office
On a pleasing winter morning we make a approach to accommodate Amina Rehman and Marium Atif, a artistic smarts behind The Loft, a recently launched interior pattern house. As we enter Marium Atif’s contemporary residence designed by designer Raza Ali Khan, we are tenderly greeted by a hosts who chaperon us towards their favourite space — their home office.
“As we mature as a chairman there are no favourite spots, they kind of change over time. At this time in a lives, this room unequivocally complements where we are professionally and personally. This came into being as we indispensable a veteran space in a residence since we have small kids and we can’t unequivocally leave them alone all a time,” Rehman explains. “We wanted a space that gave us impulse and is multifunctional in a use, as it’s also used to perform guests. Furthermore, we usually support to clients whose impression matches a aesthetics, hence we cite a clients assembly us in this space, as not usually can they see a seat pieces adult tighten and inspect a peculiarity and a finish, though they also get an thought of how their area would demeanour with all a pieces put together. This creates them some-more prone to work with us,” Atif elaborates while handing us a potion of creatively squeezed orange juice.
This is a well-lit glamorous space, mostly in black-and-white with splashes of colour combined by musical elements such as a lamps and paintings. A sophisticated, high-gloss, black work list and chair by The Loft resides in one dilemma of a room. Quirky, coronet bookends by The Loft and a magnificent, white creation supplement a grand aura to a workspace. A pleasing hand-woven runner by The Weavers, in hues of purple, bluish and grey sits proudly on a solid, timber floor. A multipurpose TV section finish with a contemporary fireplace, storage drawers, shelves rhetorical with transport finds, paintings and matter pieces inject impression in a room. A wooden, mirrored side list by The Loft is placed in front of a TV unit. Due to a mirrors and white couches, a space has a balmy effect, notwithstanding a fact that a lot of black has been used.
“All a seat has been done by us, and that’s because it’s so tighten to a hearts. Every square has been collected and designed over time. When we make a furniture, comfort comes initial for us, and afterwards style. We are all about creation pieces that are durable and practical, hence we use materials that can simply be spotless and do not need many maintenance. We are really large on ancillary internal businesses and feel really strongly about it, so many of a materials we use are found locally,” a hosts explain when we scrutinise about their pattern philosophy.
“I venerate this minimalistic cocktail list done out of coronet and marble. I’m a caffeine addict and when I’m carrying my coffee we wish to put it absolutely nearby me. This list serves that purpose as it fits only about everywhere,” Rehman states while Atif looks around and adds: “My favourite square however would have to be a coronet bookends, as they fit in good with a whole enlightenment of a study. Also a bevelled mirror, as it adds beauty to a room and creates it demeanour some-more spacious.”
“As we are cousins, before to a business launch, we were always assisting any other out with seat and entrance adult with uninformed ideas on how to pattern a houses. However, once we designed this space and were so appreciated, we motionless to take a thrust and spin it into a full-time venture. This really space laid a substructure of a business,” a cousins nostalgically recall.
As we bid farewell, we leave a space feeling desirous and tender by a measureless talent of a hosts and their pattern philosophy, one that easily uses internal materials and supports internal craftsmanship.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1349860/corner-amina-rehman-marium-atif/