Interiors digital creator Manni has a passion for DIY and documents his love of modern neutral styling over on Instagram as @longbridgelondon
Over the past few years, I’ve been thoughtfully transforming my home to reflect a more refined blend of wabi-sabi, Japandi, and modern aesthetics. My vision has been to create a space that feels both serene and sophisticated, with a strong emphasis on warm neutrals and layered textures. Every element has been carefully considered to evoke a sense of calm, balance, and understated elegance.
The master bedroom has been my most recent and perhaps most rewarding project. For this space, I wanted to embrace a colour-drenched look, layering various textures to add depth and visual interest. Every corner needed to feel intentional yet effortlessly cozy. One of the most critical aspects of this transformation was choosing the right carpet. Flooring often goes unnoticed, but it’s the first tactile experience when you step into a room, setting the tone and mood instantly. I knew that getting the carpet right was essential to achieving the overall vibe I envisioned.
However, navigating the world of carpets can be overwhelming. With countless options in loops, finishes, and colours, it’s easy to feel lost in a sea of choices. I was seeking the luxurious softness of wool but without the hefty price tag that typically comes with it. That’s when I discovered FloorLove Carpets, and it felt like the perfect match for my design goals.
What immediately drew me in was their thoughtful approach to design. They offer four distinct loop finishes, all available in the same beautiful, cohesive range of shades. This made it incredibly easy to find warm, neutral tones that seamlessly complemented the modern aesthetic I was curating.
I ultimately chose the Cosy Loop range in the shade Mellow, and I couldn’t be happier with the decision. This soft, calming hue brings an inviting warmth to the room, maintaining a consistent and polished look throughout the space. Unlike longer pile carpets, this loop finish doesn’t show as much movement or wear, offering a tidy, structured appearance that perfectly aligns with the minimalist yet cozy vibe I aimed for.
The texture underfoot feels luxurious and comforting, providing that subtle yet powerful sensory experience that completes the room. It’s the kind of detail that might seem small but makes all the difference in creating a harmonious and restful sanctuary.
This final touch truly brought the master bedroom together, making it a peaceful retreat that feels both grounded and inviting.
