Welcome to the first entry into the Haven & Hanger Look book, looking at aesthetic room styling — a new series where we pair interiors and outfits into one cohesive vibe. This isn’t about designing a showroom or picking things at random. It’s about building an intentional space that reflects your personality, down to the clothes you wear and the objects you place around you. Each Lookbook entry is a scene you could step into. A snapshot of a lifestyle — and in this case, one rooted in brutal textures, warm light, and quiet confidence.
In this edition, we’re focusing on aesthetic room styling that blends brutalist structure with personal warmth. A lived-in concrete living room softened by sunlight, grounded by texture, and dressed with statement details. The outfit? Streetwear-informed but simple. The kind of fit you could wear around the house with pride or step out in and still feel put together.
Let’s break it down.
This khaki and white striped short-sleeve shirt has a textured finish that adds visual depth. Relaxed and breathable, it leans into the casual ease of a summer afternoon but still looks elevated enough to anchor a look. Pairs perfectly with washed-out neutrals and light-drenched interiors.
Corduroy Trousers – Olive Clothing
These charcoal trousers are wider in the thigh with a soft pleated drape. They sit in that sweet spot between slouchy and sharp. The fabric’s weight complements structured interiors and echoes the heavy textures of brutalist design without making the outfit feel stiff.
Sharp, sculptural, and a little unexpected — the black leather tabi boots play off the rug and vase to bring some edge to the softness. They’re not for everyone, and that’s the point. Good aesthetic room styling needs some tension.
A bold hit of blue on the floor grounds the space. The tiger rug adds a playful punch without overpowering the rest of the room. It also helps frame the scene and leads your eye through it — a small but powerful styling trick.
Soft brown leather in a square silhouette. The kind of seat that says, “I live here,” not “please don’t touch.” A staple piece for this aesthetic room styling setup — comfort without compromise.
An irregular shape that mimics something handmade, this paper-look ceramic vase keeps the styling from feeling too flat. It adds tactility and subtle movement to the background. Pop in a single stem and you’re set.
A soft ambient glow that warms up all the harder surfaces in the room. You want aesthetic room styling to feel layered — and light is a key player in that. This lantern brings in a lived-in warmth that keeps everything feeling balanced.
The pop-art energy of this framed print adds some colour and cultural touch. You don’t need a gallery wall — just one standout piece that fits the mood and quietly draws attention.
Outro
Aesthetic room styling isn’t about sticking to a theme — it’s about pulling together elements that tell a story. You’ve got brutal textures, warm sunlight, and a carefully chosen outfit that feels right in the space. This is styling that makes your home feel like it belongs to you.
This is just the start of the Haven & Hanger Look book series — expect more scenes that blend outfit and interior in future editions. Want to explore more curated product picks? Check out 5 Affordable Men’s Summer Shirts That Actually Look Stylish for wardrobe inspiration to match your space.
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