Explore creative ways to bring sustainable design into your home this autumn...

We never think of a hallway or an internal lobby as a dark hole, we think of it as a space in which to take a moment and to dream. It should be an area that can be dramatic and interesting. In between spaces are special areas – they make all the difference to the beauty and flow of a building...

Whilst we are known for our interior designs, we are no strangers to creating compelling window displays. Join us as we share our tips and tricks for creating a memorable window display...

This week, I spoke to Stacy Shoemaker Rauen, editor-in chief-of Hospitality Design on an<a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CMkDlEoAuR-/"> Instagram Live</a>. Stacy was asking me about my new book Design Secrets and what it's like to be in lockdown in London versus New York.

Explore the Fermoie factory with us...

The Kit Kemp Design Studio recently took a trip to Ivo Prints. We were extremely lucky to be given a grand tour by the one and only, Howard Voyce, also known as Podge. Podge is the factory manager and has been working at Ivo Prints since the age of 16. His knowledge of printing and design is infinite...

Tune in on Tuesday 16th February at 8pm GMT to see Kit Kemp as a guest judge on BBC2's Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr...

We are incredibly excited to reveal Kit’s latest collaboration – a joyous and extensive new collection for the renowned British fabric and wallpaper house, GP & J Baker...

As we enjoy the summer and warmer weather, coastal design becomes irresistible. This fresh aesthetic captures the essence of the sea and the relaxed feeling of summer, bringing a breath of fresh air into our homes. Coastal design isn't just about decorating with seashells and anchors; it's about creating a serene yet sophisticated space that reflects the natural beauty of the coast. On today's blog, we're sharing our dos and don'ts of coastal chic to help you achieve a timeless, effortless coastal look.

Explore how you can elevate your designs with edges and borders...

With the trade show Masion et Object, the fabulous Deco Off and of course Paris Fashion week, Paris was the place to be last week! Join us as we share a few of the things that caught our eye...

The entrance hall is where your guests make their first impression of your home, so why not make an impact? This week, we have put together our dos and don'ts for designing an impactful entrance hall...

Explore how we've integrated our love for natural materials into our designs...

In the design studio, we are always playing with a collage of colour, pattern and texture. My style is best described as carefree and colourful – colour always makes me smile...

Join us as we explore examples of the small but mighty role that buttons play...

Glass is such a wonderful material to work with. Whilst we are known for our vast Crittall windows, statement mirrors and mirrored walls, the way we use glass in our design extends much further. From room accessorising to lighting you can have a lot of fun with it and here are a few of our favourite ways...

We have redesigned Julian Chichester’s showroom window at Design Centre in Chelsea Harbour. This year we drew inspiration from Piet Mondrian. Find out how the showroom scheme came together ahead of Design Week...

We are so excited to announce our new wallpaper and fabric collection with GP & J Baker. Here is a look at the seven vibrant and versatile wallpapers from our new collection with GP & J Baker...

Adam Calkin is one of the UK's leading decorative painters, with accolades that span three decades. Adam's work has featured internationally on the covers of interior design magazines and he is also celebrating 10 years of creating wallpaper and fabrics with Lewis & Wood. Join us as we 'Meet the Maker' and chat with Adam Calkin to learn more about his work and creative process...

The best patterns are made to be evolved and we've been working on an update that we're incredibly excited to share with you.

The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home and most important room in the house. Here at the Kit Kemp Design Studio we couldn’t agree more...

Never underestimate the power of the cushion. They are key for adding that little extra contrast, pattern, texture and softness to a space, as well as a tool for tying a scheme together and creating balance within a room...

Mythical Creatures is a timeless design, one that you discover more from each time you look at it. I don’t know anyone else other that Chelsea Textiles, who is able to colour and hand embroider the intricate detail of the mythical creatures we designed nestled in their contemporary take on a tree of life...