Living Etc

✱arched beauty

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There’s one interiors shape that’s dominated the last few years – the arch. Painted onto walls or incorporat­ed into furniture, for 2022, we’re moving forward. The form of the year admittedly is still arch-shaped, but now it’s stepped into the threedimen­sional world. Archways are to be found forming doorways, alcoves, walkways et al, and are set to be especially prevalent in the bathroom (you’ll find a bath nestles under one rather nicely). ‘Arches have been becoming prevalent in the world of architectu­re and design in recent years as we are increasing­ly drawn to free-flowing, organic and rounded shapes,’ says Lee Thornley, founder of Bert & May. ‘The graceful archway is a classical shape that we are all very familiar with, but it can feel incredibly modern at the same time. It works particular­ly well in the bathroom with soft, gentle lines that evoke a feeling of calm, ideal for creating a sanctuary at home.’

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