Nicholas Denney Studio has created a masterful kitchen of dreams with pink poured concrete surfaces and cabinetry clad in oak. Nicholas Denney Studio completed a kitchen redesign in Alloway, Scotland. Described by the client as “a functional piece of modern art” the finished kitchen saw the fine concrete specialists tackle a brief to create a bright and open family kitchen that would be sturdy enough to stand the test of time. Alloway Kitchen by Nicholas Denney Studio | Photography by Reuben Paris Led by award winning artist, designer and maker Nicholas Denney, the Studio draws on Nichola ..read more

From sailing village to superyachts, Heirlooms have quietly established themselves as a trusted manufacturer of luxury linens to elevate interior design projects. Located in the beautiful countryside of West Sussex, Heirlooms is an interior designers best kept secret.  As one of the world’s leading manufacturers of luxury bespoke bed, table and bathroom linens, they have a dedicated team of accomplished fabric cutters, skilled seamstresses and creative embroiderers who work to create exquisite linens. Heirlooms X India Hicks Collaboration is more to Heirlooms than creating a commercial pa ..read more

Amechi Mandi is an emerging designer on the textiles scene, standing out with his colourful and playful African inspired designs. Combining diverse cultural elements with a bold and eclectic selection of materials, Amechi’s purpose is to elevate his eponymous homeware brand beyond niche appeal. Amechi Mandi X HealsTell us about your design background and the history of the brand. I studied furniture and product design with the intention of starting my own design business soon after my studies – I did this three years later in December 2020.  I was fortunate to be invited by a former ..read more

Kitesgrove has transformed a small one-bedroom Notting Hill house into an art-filled triple story family home. London-based interior design studio Kitesgrove have reimagined a Notting Hill home utilising a calm palette of natural tones punctuated by splashes of bright colour and pattern. The design pays homage to the studio’s quietly luxurious aesthetic while incorporating the contemporary taste of the owners. Notting Hill Home by Kitesgrove | Photography by Astrid TemplierNotting Hill Home by Kitesgrove | Photography by Astrid Templier When the owners purchased the house, space was limit ..read more

Hamilford Design completed the rich and luxurious interiors for an Omakase restaurant in Notting Hill, creating a space that is a jewel box of treasures. Behind a velvet curtain in the heart of Notting Hill is the country’s smallest Omakase, designed by Hamilford Design. With only six seats, Juno provides an intimate dining experience and the chance to watch world class chef Leonard Tanyag prepare his carefully crafted 15 course menu. Guided by the brief of balancing Mexican and Japanese influences, Hamilford Design created a speakeasy-like aura, with an atmosphere of both privacy and exclusi ..read more

Universal Fibers® is set to showcase sustainable design concepts for this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week. Building upon the success of previous installations, the company unveils its latest brand activation, ‘ReFigure’ to illustrate their commitment to harnessing innovation to drive positive change. Drawing inspiration from their dedication to sustainability, ‘ReFigure’ transforms elements from the 2023 installation, ‘Promenade’ into a series of colourful and creative resting spaces, inviting visitors to engage with the space in a new way. Located in Clerkenwell Close, this innovative outdoor ..read more

Interior designer Dorothee Delaye brings the French Riviera to London with her latest project Mimosa restaurant at the Langham Hotel French interior designer Dorothee Delaye, known for her Parisian Riviera style, brings a “joie de vivre” French Riviera décor to newly opened restaurant, Mimosa at the Langham Hotel, London. Mimosa restaurant by Dorothee Delaye | Photography by Thomas Van Cam Inspired by the likes of travel, fun and sunshine, Dorothee Delaye’s interior scheme at Mimosa breathes new life into a historic and iconic space like the Langham, and takes us on a journey to the Mediterran ..read more

Torc sculpt everything by hand from their studio in the British Isles creating beautiful pots and planters; their one-off designs are beautifully crafted and made to last a lifetime. They make unique distinctive statements for both home and commercial settings.  New Torc offerings inlcude their waterbowls and firetables, which can be made to any design required. Working alongside a talented team of artisans this family run business really specializes in textures, scale and bespoke design. The design side of the business is well worth considering with landscape ar ..read more

The Radiator Company has officially extended its Sitar range with the introduction of the Sitar Towel Rail, offering a sleek and classic design. The new addition is available in both stocked and made to order options, providing designers with a wide range of colour choices, which are ideal for both bathrooms and kitchens. Sitar Towel Rail The simple yet effective towel rail is available in white as standard, with 188 RAL colours and 31 special finishes available for made to order rails. Special finishes include sparkle/metallic, textured, mottled and matt. The extent of the design options avai ..read more

The #WeAreNature campaign calls for UK dictionaries to change definitions of nature to include people and is being led by a collective of lawyers, researchers and campaigners that work on behalf of nature and B Corp British interiors brand, House of Hackney. Yesterday saw the launch of #WeAreNature, a campaign that sees a fast growing group of organisations, charities, academics, artists, activists, school children and individuals call on UK dictionaries to change their current definitions of ‘nature’ to include humans, a first symbolic step in a wider campaign to reconnect people to nature an ..read more