In Residence: Rose Uniacke - inside the interior designers London home 

Well said.

i thought the same thing. ..the first time I watched this, i caught myself being captivated the moment she "looks down pensively" ..I seriously had to pause it and go back and watch that moment again and again. ..i didn't know whether to be happy, to feel sad or to fall in love with her... - OR - all of the above. there's just something so beautiful, organic and human about that moment...

You have a simple mind. Easily led.

@@jenns.5791 It's the guilt. She looks down because she's thinking: "Holy f@ck, this cannot be right ... but I'll take it ... I'll take it. Sorry, Lord, I'm taking it!". *burst into pensive tears* There's your f@cking poetry :)

It was more like a depressing art film.

yes, extraordinary

K O I wouldn't call that house understated by any means.... It is sophisticated luxury, and indeed poetic...

😅😅😅

It's not balanced at all, most of the rooms...all the contents are below the half of the volume. Except for the plant area, and its cluttered.

SharkSport its not a minimalist style house if that’s what you think when you said it’s cluttered. It’s well balance and some of the room isn’t full of furniture eg, the hallway, the bathrooms. In fact the garden is the most cluttered I’d say.

@bolderiks thanks for this comment. I had never heard of Vilhelm Hammershøi so I looked him up. I plan to learn more about him and his artwork so thank you! And I'm of Danish descent so I'm especially interested.

@@rmonson5002 Hammershøi's work is beyond words. I'm glad you like his work to, life can be beautiful if you have the right antenna for art :)

@@hadrianwall-r7h and Peter Ilsted ;)

Mine as well, so much inspiration...

Yes Kate. This is one of my favorite interiors, too. Has a tranquil sensibility. Filled with substance, but nothing extraneous.

I think it’s the music

@@fijod It is i love it just so much and im from faraway beijing!!

classic lady

Is true, we need peace of mind and that house give os just that, it is why we continue to look this video more than once

yes, give os peace of mind

+Salma Bouaissi "On the Nature of Daylight," by Max Richter.

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BucketheadChuck Thanks !

Very true, I think about this video and miss it,,,,,,, I watched it over 40 times. It’s truly magical it inspires me every time.

Thank you

Thank you so much

Thanks

Thank you! 🤗

Thanks!

I am not focused, but i feel something behind the words

Soundtrack is amazing indeed. It's Max Richter

careful consideration and surrounding yourself with beautiful things (not just aesthetically but also with stories and meaning) does a whole lot of good to you 😉

@Taps fan why are you here then, merely looking at 'fucking houses'?!

@Taps fan God forbid someone is passionate about something. Chill out.

I don't find it sad at all. I find it so full of joy. It's called On the nature of daylight, and to me it's a representation of how beautiful the changing daylight is. It's like age, every age has its charm. I can see all my beautiful memories flash before me. I thi K this episode especially represented the house so beautifully. The way a home can represent so many different positive things, bot with lots of people in it, or just the homeowner. You know, creating memories there, and also painting a picture of who you are as a person through the interiors you design

It's not a 'song.' Songs have words.

@@primrosedahlia9466 Whenever I listen to this with my eyes closed, all sorts of flashes come to me. It is the closest thing to meditation for me =)

@@IMAInteriors ❤️same

@MoZoLo oooo can you link to it????

I agree, the video turned out downright depressing. If the owner of the house feels that it's a "happy" house, why not shoot this mini-film with a lighter and happier mood? There are so many ways to do it in a subtle and gentle way. But nope, let's make it look and sound like a post-war art-house drama where everyone is about to start crying out of the blue or fall down the stairs...

@@vp3841 Exactly. This piece of music is totally sad (and beautiful, yes). I don't know why they associated the house with sadness, and hence looked for a sad track. I am curious what the owners of the house thought upon watching the final video. I definitely wouldn't want my house to be portrayed as sad or evoking sadness.

Angela Bern I felt the same like her words kept drawing me forward

Angela Berni it’s a well produced piece like the home

Kat G. The music.

Kat G. What would this place do for you?

Yes the tone was to be timeless ethereal but it came off as lonely solitude

Kat G. So tru

I do think the music, although beautiful, sets the mood. Maybe watch without the sound off and see if you feel differently

same.

You're welcome. Now go back to your mobile home. You've been duped.

@@sharksport01 Well it beats "Selling Sunset"

Helena why! Though I kind of feel the same...

Can you imagine waking there every day? Or coming home...

Lmfao... I feel you girl...

The music

Same! Like why am I crying looking at someone else’s house?!

There are shutters .... they are folded behind the doors on either side of the window

thanks, it was bugging me that I couldn't remember which film I'd heard this track from.

I'd say a pretty thick layer.

AfrikanReine92 arrival, not the arrival.

It was in Shutter Island in 2010.

It is a song used in many soundtracks, it doesn't "belong" to any movie. It is Max Richter- On The Nature of Daylight.

This is not a song, is a musical piece; a melody.

Thanks for all the corrections, i didn’t realize my comment sparked interest that ppl had to correct me, I didn’t even remember that I wrote this, but then again it was 3 years ago

RANESTORY PICTURES Matches the house...

On the nature of daylight by Max

Because she killed her whole family there

@@spotite lmao

A shoebox inhabitant would undoubtedly think this is stunning.

Can you name the address? I would love to see the exterior of it.

@@Timmho123 33 Warwick Square, Pimlico, London.