According to Ash: the London Look

January 20, 2017

 

There's something about a distressed Union Jack that makes us think of the gritty, rebellious street fashion of the punk movement in late 70's London : safety pins, mohawks, leather, and metal studs. The sounds of The Clash, The Sex Pistols and The Ramones redefining the music scene. We can relate. After all our motto is: think sexy. be rebellious. redefine modern. And we do it our way. A la Ashlee-Ann.

#1 Take a bold, dark Kinsey Sectional and splash in Red.

#2 Toss on Union Jack pillows and run with the rustic, worn traditional feel.

#3 Spread some shine with chrome accessories to tie in with the chrome Brandini Chair and Motif Table legs.

We especially love the over-sized portrait that gives a not to the Queen. And Bubba, the English Bulldogs, of course.

Or come see how it all rocks at our Main Showroom.





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