Discover how the timeless game of bowling inspires our designs...

This week, we have rounded up 20 curiosities about Firmdale Hotels and the Kit Kemp Design Studio, taking you on a journey through the little known secrets that make our design and hotels so unique...

Annoushka Ducas is a British jewellery designer and founder of Links of London and Annoushka. She creates groundbreaking yet timeless designs, with a unique approach to creating jewellery with tactility, detail and playfulness, using solid gold in a mixture of textures and colours.

Take a closer look at our Potato Print fabric and wallpaper and discover how its distinctive design can bring depth, texture and character to your interiors...

Feature walls can make a room feel more complete and offer the opportunity to create something that feels individual to you. Here are our top tips on unique ways to create a statement...

There are seven elements of design that when carefully combined can help to achieve a well-styled room. In today’s blog post we will show you how our rooms incorporate these principles and what you should consider when designing your rooms at home...

Step inside our 'Studio on Wheels' at Design Week...

The same fabric, furniture piece, or lighting fixture can transform into an entirely different entity based on its location. From artworks to textiles, join us as we explore and compare the same design in different spaces.

The Kit Kemp Design Studio is full of creative designers and makers, so this week for the ‘Meet the Maker’, we are celebrating one of our own...

Summer socials can have us feeling depleted and in desperate need of some 'TLC'. Spas throughout the centuries have been designated spaces for therapeutic benefits and continue to be the perfect way to rejuvenate the mind, body and soul. Join us as we share our guide to spa design...

With our Design Team working hard on exciting new residential projects, we decided to share with you our tips and tricks for creating a scheme and presenting it, whether you are a designer presenting to a client or simply sharing ideas with friends or family...

Here at the Kit Kemp Design Studio, we are known for our handcrafted and informal interiors. Over the years we have designed many homes and our hotels, and our goal is to make every space feel welcoming. This week, we have put together our top tips on how to make a house, a home...

Step into the world of Sasha Compton and discover the creativity and skill that bring each piece to life...

We take a look at this year's summer pavilion design and some of our favourites from years gone by...

We’re excited to unveil a new collection of wallpaper designs for Andrew Martin...

Discover our top tips for creating the perfect banquette and perhaps the best view for dessert...

We love collaborating with young and upcoming artists and have worked with Natasha Hulse on a number of headboard designs. This week for Meet the Maker, we catch up with this talented young lady...

Although used daily, countertops are design elements that are barely talked about. At our Design Studio, we emphasise the importance of considering each and every detail. Whether you're designing a scheme for a bar or looking to source a new kitchen for your home, we'd like to share some examples to help you choose the right countertops...

After many months in the making, I'm pleased to be able to share my guest editor issue of the American magazine, Hospitality Design...

Did you know the art at Crosby Street Hotel is inspired by the written word? Here you'll find a striking sculpture by Jaume Plensa in the lobby. Inspired by this, we thought we'd share our very own alphabet of Kit Kemp Design Studio!

Discover how the smallest details can make the biggest impact in design...

Discover how we've infused our spaces with the warmth of summer by incorporating fruit into our designs...

We have created a pop-up ‘Caribbean Suite’ in Turnell & Gigon’s Chelsea Harbour showroom in time for Focus/18, part of the London Design Festival.

When designing a room, all aspects of the space should be considered.  Every room has four walls, but look up and you will discover a new dimension to your scheme...