In need of some home interior inspiration? We dissect some of our favourite interior design projects and share how you can achieve a similar look and feel in your own home. Discover our go-to designers and much-loved brands for furniture, lighting, soft furnishings, wallpaper and more, and gain some insight into why we’ve selected certain items.
It goes without saying that redesigning your home’s interior is a significant endeavour—though of course, it can also be incredibly worthwhile and rewarding. To ensure the results are as satisfying as possible, there are a number of key questions to answer before beginning an interior redesign project.
While it goes without saying that there’s no place like home, many passionate travellers also leave a bit of their hearts behind when leaving a beloved destination – and often bring treasures from their travels back with them as well.
The idea of pairing modern interior design with antiques and estate pieces is alluring, but not always straightforward. Pieces that have been in the family for generations often have both sentimental and inherent value, and unquestionably merit a place in the home.
Irish born and London-based, Brian Woulfe has been leading interior design and development projects for private clients, property developers and commercial clients across Europe, the US and Asia-Pacific regions since founding his design studio in 2009.
As much as a home is a sanctuary, a place for comfort and retreat, it can be – and often must be – so much more. A satisfying and successful life often means a brimming social life – as well as the desire to fit in precious time with friends and loved ones whenever possible.
Perhaps surprisingly, what’s on the floor of a space makes a sizable impact on your impression of a room. Of course you’ll want to have beautiful flooring from wall to wall, but you can also elevate what’s underfoot to an actual work of art. This can be accomplished by choosing a rug design that makes a statement.
The world’s most luxurious hotel interiors are much more than a place to stay. From the moment you arrive, it’s clear that every detail has been considered and no element of comfort has been overlooked. There’s a sense of being totally looked after that’s unmistakably alluring.
The owners of this Notting Hill family home are avid travellers, so we combined aspects of a boutique hotel with home comforts for a look and feel that is familiar yet luxurious. Tactile furnishings, a chic and muted colour scheme and soft, fluid shapes give a sense of understated decadence.
The living room of this three-bedroom late-Edwardian home in St John’s Wood draws from art deco and 1920s design influences with a mid-century modernist twist. Bold geometric forms, luxe materials such as marble and limestone, and gold accents work together to create a space that is luminous, elegant and memorable.
A laid-back setting for summer escapes in the Mediterranean sun, this open-plan living room offers ample space for peaceful relaxation. Designed for a client who was keen to host extended family and international friends, the living and entertaining area includes different seating options, plenty of natural light and the grounding comforts of natural materials.
With unbeatable views over Manhattan, this modish-inspired bedroom we designed is a sanctuary of calm suspended above the city. Distinguishable areas for sleeping, working and enjoying some down-time make it an inviting place to relax, reflect and recharge. Statement furnishings include bevelled mirrors, rosewood bedside cabinets and a vintage wingback armchair that’s perfect for curling up with a book.
Effortless and understated interiors in this sleek principal bedroom make an impact without feeling contrived. Plenty of wood – hardwood floors and a custom walnut floating headboard – feel neutral and natural, while metallic accents and luxury soft furnishings add a touch of elegance. Multi-level lighting enhances the bedroom’s calming and soothing ambience.
Nothing evokes a sense of calm quite like natural, earth-inspired tones and natural materials. In this beachside luxury Mediterranean villa, you’ll find a light and breezy bedroom that is timeless but still makes a lasting impression, with handcrafted, quilted soft-furnishings and beautifully textured wooden bedside tables.
This chic, spacious villa in Mallorca is a classic yet modern holiday home with breezy interiors that immediately bring about a sense of calm and relaxation.
Despite being sky-high, this luxury penthouse in the Hell’s Kitchen district of New York has a grounded and peaceful feel, owing in part to the neutral, earthy palette and subtle contrast of natural textures.
This modern, classic bedroom is small but perfectly formed. Set within a multi-award winning property, the interiors we have created here show how an efficient use of space doesn’t have to mean compromising on style.