Living Room Edit

Beyond Tradition

London-based New Yorker Bari Jerauld, founder of Blank Slate, is a master at sculptural form and play of light. This carefully curated living room edit focuses on key pieces and luxurious materials to absorb and reflect light, setting the scene for a comfortable, stately space, with no excess; perfect for those wanting a refined and timeless living space.

Curated by Blank Slate

Published 9 months ago

Rowen & Wren

Remy Sofa, Two Seater, Dark Olive Velvet

£2,828

Atkin and Thyme

Umi Coffee Table

£499

Layered Lounge

Dunas Travertine Sphere

£65

Hector Finch

Artemis Globe

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Adding curves for sculptural impact

One of Bari’s signature techniques is the incorporation of sculptural furniture to create a sense of movement and elegance. In this edit, she places two matching sofas facing one another in deeply toned fabrics. Bari recommends upholstering in timeless, durable fabrics like Rose Uniacke’s Cotton Velvet to ensure long-lasting style. With grand dimensions, we love this reimagining of a stately interior.

Rose Uniacke

Heavy Weight Cotton Velvet in Raw Umber

£193

House of Kaarigari

Donut Tray – Desert

£96

Vinterior

Maurice Potier (1926 2002) Belgian School

£215

Matilda Goad & Co

Cast Brass Oval Knob

£22

Vinterior

Mid Century Brutalist Sideboard

£5,335

Nordic Knots

Jute Corner – Cream

£795

Working with natural materials to add character

For a truly distinctive space, Bari loves working with natural materials like stoneware to add both texture and personality. She loves hunting down unique finds like this antique Rena Terracotta Vase by Gathered Living, which brings character and timeless appeal to the room.

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Rena Vase – Antique

£30

Diffusing the light to create ambience

Lighting plays a crucial role in setting the mood of any room. Bari suggests combining ambient lighting with accent lights, and to diffuse light throughout the room using candles, especially pieces that double as both functional and sculptural objects. The Censer by Apparatus can be an incense burner, bowl or candleholder.

Apparatus Studio

Censer

£1,000

Tat London

Framed Etching Behind Glass, Female Nude

£285

Katy Campbell

At Home in the Cotswolds: Secrets of English Country House Style

£45

Rose Uniacke

Bronze Match Pot

£960

Axel Vervoordt

Wabi Inspirations

£45

Trudon

Joséphine Floral Garden

£95

Colin King

Arranging Things

£39

Rose Uniacke

Velvet Backgammon Roll

£468

Rose Tarlow

The Private House

£43

Rose Uniacke

Alpaca Blanket

£1,200