We believe rooms with little texture can be lacklustre, so we'd like to share our tips to help you add textures and visual stimulation into your own homes...

Step inside Residence 5 at Ham Yard Hotel...

We have recently completed some new papier-mâché products to support The International Craft Initiative. Soon to be available from Shop Kit Kemp, here is a first look...

Discover how we’ve embraced the magical mirror and its fascinating history within our designs...

If there’s something that has been reinvented over and over again, it is the stripe, and here at Kit Kemp Design Studio we can’t resist its charm. Here’s our guide to how we use stripes…

We're often asked how to choose the right armchair for a bedroom, so join us as we bring you five of our top tips...

We have created the perfect gift guide, so you can get the Kit Kemp look. For treats and treasures handpicked by, or designed in our studio, we hope you can find plenty of ideas to give to your loved ones this Christmas...

Many rooms are not a perfect rectangle or square, with four walls at 90 degree angles. Sometimes, we are confronted with sloping ceilings and walls going in every direction. This can be a daunting task when redecorating, however, do not fret! Read on to discover our dos and don’ts to transform an awkward room...

As part of our series of Creative Workshops at Firmdale Hotels, we're welcoming Tess Newall to Haymarket Hotel on March 17th. During her special workshop you will be given your own handmade card lampshade to paint and take home. We caught up with Tess to learn more about what inspires her creations. Join us as we 'Meet the Maker'...

Join us as we share some of our favourite ways we’ve added a touch of surrealism to our interiors...

Studs have become a go to decorative addition to much of our upholstery at the Kit Kemp Design Studio, so here are our dos and don’ts on how to use them...

Join us as we explore this new scheme in room 501 at Crosby Street Hotel, a space which boasts calming blue tones and energetic pops of yellow...

We bring you our styling handbook for what we call Smalls: These are the things you might miss when completing a scheme, but never should. They are those trinkets and treasures you might pick up one afternoon as you pass a charity shop, or an heirloom passed down within your family for generations. As it says on the tin, Smalls are… small...

Explore the many ways panels can transform a room...

Explore how to breathe new life into old materials and how to turn them into something extraordinary...

Discover our exploration of wildlife through art and design...

I first created Mythical Creatures as a fabric design, to be hand embroidered by Chelsea Textiles. The original inspiration came from an 18th century Chinese embroidered textile which I found in an antique shop in Covent Garden...

With my collaboration in The Loft at Bergdorf Goodman in New York now in full swing, I thought I’d write about some of my favourite pieces from the drawing room...

Join us as we unveil our ultimate gift guide to help you find the perfect present this Christmas...

Explore the art of perfect symmetry...

While you might think of Soho as the busiest area in London, Ham Yard Hotel has a village feel; entering the courtyard you escape the hustle and bustle of the city.  Ham Yard Restaurant with large Crittal windows and cascading pendant ‘ostrich egg’ lights along the facade, invites you in for an exploration of culinary and interior design tastes...

Come and visit us at this year's Frieze Masters in Regent's Park...

Angel Hughes opened south west London's the renowned Tobias & The Angel shop in 1986 and perfected the art of upcycling years before it became fashionable. Join us as we meet the maker...

We were recently contacted by Anna on Instagram, asking if we might have any tips and tricks for jazzing up the outside of a home. Of course, we can talk to you about interiors till the cows come home, but this time we have put our heads together to come up with some top tips on how to liven up the exterior of your home. As always, it’s the little things that make a big difference...