Kingsman: The Secret Service
I often find interior design inspiration in films, and this adaptation of the comic book “Kingsman: The Secret Service” looks to be full of great sets that can spark all kinds of ideas for your space. Let’s take a look at a few of them:
The Tailor Shop
To my American eyes, this could not be more clearly traditional British interior design–lots of wood, a leather easy chair, framed photos, and brass accents. Some rooms that use the same elements to great effect include these:
The Sydney home of Leah Fraser and David Shrimpton.
This terrific update of the wood, leather, and brass look happens to be in a Swedish hotel.
Designers Roman and Williams know how to modernize traditional looks for today’s lifestyle.
Secret Entrance
What’s a spy movie–especially a funny one–without a secret entrance? I especially like the brick and tile work and have rounded up a few examples of how that translates into interiors:
Loving the look of this kitchen with brick floors and full walls of subway tile.
The green subway tile here looks great with wood and stainless steel–as good as it does with brick.
More gorgeous green subway tile used throughout the bathrooms of the Hotel Praktik Rambla in Barcelona.
I hope these examples have given you some ideas for how films can inspire your home decorating projects. Have a look at the trailer for Kingsman: The Secret Service — it looks good, don’t you think?
p.s. A couple of the pieces in these images are available on the Japanese Trash Shop; here they are for your convenience:
Tolix Marais Counter Stool via DWR
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