Whether you are as tall as a giant or as small as a mouse, the best houses aren’t houses, they’re homes. We recently came across some images of work by an artist who decorated the inside of birdhouses and it put a huge smile on our faces...

With summer somehow over, we are cheering ourselves up with the happy news that our London hotels are opening their doors once again. Mosaic is such a whimsical and playful surface material. It is a joyful addition anywhere at home. From textural ornate bird baths, to intricate flower pots, mosaic is a great way to bring colour to something that might otherwise be stone or terracotta, breathing life to your garden scheme...

Spring is here and the garden has burst to life with cherry blossom, forget-me-nots and tulips. Our most innovative and favourite Lincolnshire florist, Poppy Nicholson created these beautiful headdresses, modelled by her daughter Ella and Moses the dog...

With so much time at home and with our beloved hospitality industry at a standstill, our kitchens are seeing more action than ever. Whether you’re cooking for one or a family of five, it’s important to keep things interesting...

It may be time to dismantle the Christmas tree, but we are all in need of a few twinkling lights to get us through January. Here is our step by step guide for creating your own dappled light lampshade…

This week for ‘Design Threads’ we are escaping into the magical world of embroidery...

During lockdown, we have all had a little extra time to while away the hours. This week, I decided to write a poem inspired by Duncan Grant’s ‘At the Ballet’ lithograph, 1938...

At the Kit Kemp Design Studio, we often create our own applique designs which we hand stitch on to cushions, chairs, and sometimes even a headboard...

This week, we have been inspired by the Victorian pastime of paper puzzles...

With street and garden parties set to take place all over the UK, we thought this is the perfect time to get creative and have a go at making some Jubilee bunting from old fabric samples in our studio. Here is our 10 step guide...

What do you get when you have a conversation with design powerhouses Nicole Hollis of San Francisco and Kit Kemp of London, moderated by Anthony Freuns of 1stdibs?

Conversations in Design: Hosted by Homes & Gardens

A look back at a few of our 2024 highlights...

Our top 25 design tips for 2025...

Join us as we 'Meet the Maker' and chat to Beki Bright - a London based textile designer, screen printer and artist. Her work celebrates the English countryside and we adore it...

In Design Thread, Kit shares the inspiration behind her creative process: whether it's a house in the country or a city pied-a-terre, a hotel suite or beach bar, her unique eye for design shines through. Showcasing her unique approach to interiors, Design Thread explains how Kit immerses herself in an object, telling its story through a handwritten and distinctive style...

Join us as we explore some of the latest interior design trends and review the 'ins and the outs' that will define this year's aesthetics...

Our design team took a trip to Paris last week for the annual Paris Design Week. We wasted no time immersing ourselves in the vibrant creative scene, eagerly absorbing every ounce of inspiration. Join us as we guide you through the unforgettable highlights of our trip...

London Design Week was back and in full swing this week. Minnie Kemp and I were honoured to be involved alongside other creatives. In case you missed it, we're bringing you some highlights from the week. From design and colour to 1980's revival, here's what we got up to...

Discover our top design dilemmas to avoid this spooky season...

Take a look at what we got up to in Paris for Design Week...

Discover how Next In Design is helping new designers find their voice and their place in the industry...

Join Kit as she sits down with journalist Emma J Page to discuss her new book, Design Stories, and the inspirations behind her iconic interiors...

Step into the season with our guide to London’s must-see moments this autumn 2025...