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You can make a kids’ room playful without making it colourful. For Project Lion House, we used a soft, neutral jungle wa...
24/08/2026

You can make a kids’ room playful without making it colourful. For Project Lion House, we used a soft, neutral jungle wallpaper, then used green as the one strong colour in the room. It’s a much quieter way of bringing personality in. The wallpaper does the interesting part, while the green gives it enough contrast to stop the room feeling flat.

21/08/2026

London and Dubai may both be luxury property markets, but renovating them couldn’t be more different.

While homes in Dubai are often relatively modern, many of London’s most prestigious properties are centuries old, each with its own character, history and unique challenges.

Last week, Sam spent time visiting some of our live projects across Mayfair, Kensington, Chelsea and Wimbledon, seeing first-hand how each one is progressing.

Whether we’re restoring period features, reconfiguring layouts or delivering a complete renovation, every project requires a thoughtful approach that’s tailored to the property itself.

If you’re based in the UAE and own a home in London, our London team is here to help.

19/08/2026

If you’re designing a room and everything is starting to look a little too coordinated, this is probably where we’d tell you to stop matching.

Some of the combinations we come back to most often are the ones that shouldn’t work on paper.

Carmine velvet and cool Carrara marble. A soft velvet headboard against a much more graphic panoramic wallpaper. Warm white walls with patterned tiles. Dove grey panelling with deep, textured green upholstery. The trick is finding the point where two very different materials bring something out in each other.

The marble gives the velvet a little more edge. The wallpaper makes the headboard feel richer. The tiles stop the white walls from feeling flat. That’s how you start creating a room with a point of view. Not by finding things that match, but by finding things that make each other more interesting.

For the guest bedroom’s scheme at Project Lion House, we kept the foundations soft and understated, then let the details...
17/08/2026

For the guest bedroom’s scheme at Project Lion House, we kept the foundations soft and understated, then let the details do the talking. Warm terracotta, deep red and touches of ochre bring depth to the neutral backdrop, while the patterned cushions and throw add just enough texture to make the room feel relaxed rather than overly polished. The result is the kind of room that makes you want to close the door, put your phone down and stay there for a while.

14/08/2026

Project Abbey Road had one very clear rule when it came to styling: don’t compete with the architecture. With so many beautiful details and striking architectural features already giving the house its character, the styling needed to know when to step back.

Instead of filling every surface, we chose pieces that quietly supported what was already there. A carefully placed lamp, a few collected objects, books, texture and touches of greenery, enough to make the rooms feel lived-in without distracting from the original details.

14/08/2026

Project Abbey Road had one very clear rule when it came to styling: don’t compete with the architecture. With so many beautiful details and striking architectural features already giving the house its character, the styling needed to know when to step back.

Instead of filling every surface, we chose pieces that quietly supported what was already there. A carefully placed lamp, a few collected objects, books, texture and touches of greenery, enough to make the rooms feel lived-in without distracting from the original details.

12/08/2026

We knew from the beginning that the bar in Project Portobello had to feel like its own world.

When our client came to us wanting a dedicated bar room at home, we were drawn to the idea of making it feel intimate, characterful and a little unexpected. Working with artist , we selected one of her wallpapers as the starting point for the room, and it became the perfect backdrop for everything that followed.

The colours gave us a palette to build from, allowing us to colour drench the room and bring the surrounding finishes, furnishings and details into conversation with it.

The brief was simple: create a space people would want to linger in.For project Fox & Vamp ,the client wanted a sense of...
10/08/2026

The brief was simple: create a space people would want to linger in.

For project Fox & Vamp ,the client wanted a sense of quiet luxury, with the warmth and ease of the world’s best members’ clubs as our reference point. Rather than designing a space that simply looks beautiful, we wanted it to feel somewhere you could settle into, have a coffee, pick up a magazine and stay a little longer than planned.

Soft neutrals, natural textures, warm timber and carefully considered styling create that relaxed, residential feel, while touches of muted terracotta bring just enough colour and personality.

07/08/2026

The best design often goes unnoticed.
Especially in a listed home.

If we've done our job well, there shouldn't be an "old" part and a "new" part. Every space should feel as though it has always belonged.

That's the thinking behind Abbey Road, which we're delighted to share has been shortlisted for the  2026.

Set within one of St John's Wood's oldest Grade II-listed homes, the project called for a thoughtful balance between preservation and contemporary living. Rather than focusing on a single room, we approached the home as a whole, shaping everything from the architectural design and spatial planning to the bespoke joinery, interiors and final furnishings. Every detail was considered as part of one cohesive vision.

We're incredibly proud to see that approach recognised by SBID. If you'd like to support us, public voting is now open and we'd be grateful for your vote. Link in bio.

06/08/2026

We spend a surprising amount of time talking about colour.

Not because every room needs lots of it, but because the right pairing can completely change how a space feels.

Burgundy feels richer next to brass. Pink softens green. Brown gives purple depth. Olive makes mustard feel timeless rather than loud.

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