• Brumus Bar and Restaurant

    Welcome to Brumus Bar and Restaurant at Haymarket Hotel. We have designed Brumus with banquette seating and private booths, perfect for long lunches and intimate dinners. Join us as we explore this vibrant space...

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  • Eat Your Heart Out: Ham Yard Restaurant

    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...

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  • In The Loop

    Explore how we use the subtle yet impactful use of loops in our interiors...

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  • Room 203 at Warren Street Hotel

    Welcome to room 203 at Warren Street Hotel, where playful patterns and characterful details greet you at every turn...

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  • On The Grid

    Discover how we use the grid element in our designs to create harmony and balance in our hotels...

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  • Meet the Maker: Helena Lynch

    Helena Lynch is an artist and maker from Norfolk. Having trained in textiles and design, she started her career in London working as a fashion designer. More recently Helena’s love of decorative arts has led to an inevitable partnership with interior designers...

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  • C.P Hart Moonlit Bathroom and Our Dos & Don'ts

    When I was invited to design a bathroom for C.P. Hart’s extensive Waterloo showroom, I saw it as a wonderful opportunity to create something quite different from what you would find in one of our hotels...

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  • How to: Create a Perfect Halloween Tablescape

    Join us as we share our tips for creating a Halloween tablescape to revel in this spook-tacular season...

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  • Our Guide to Styling a Fireplace

    We’d like to share our tips for fireplace styling. From colour and artwork to vases and mirrors, join us as we explore some examples...

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  • Our Five Statement Headboard Shapes

    Join us as we explore our five stunning statement headboard styles, all available to buy on Shop Kit Kemp...

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  • Meet The Maker: Jilli Blackwood

    When we discovered Jilli Blackwood some years ago, we were mesmerised by her bespoke embroidered and woven ‘art to wear’ clothes and textile wall hangings. Jilli is now an internationally renowned textile artist and designer based in Scotland. The creation of each commission is an intensely personal journey which always begins with the hand dyeing of fabrics, principally silk, but also wool, cotton and leather. Join us as we ' Meet The Maker' and have a chat with Jilli Blackwood...

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  • Tis the Season at Ham Yard Hotel

    The festive season can’t come soon enough for us this year and during lockdown we have been preparing for Christmas...

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  • Small But Mighty – How We Use Buttons in Design

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

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  • Room 404 at Dorset Square Hotel

    Step inside our smallest room at Dorset Square Hotel...

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  • The Conservatory at Haymarket Hotel

    With spring in the air, we are giddy with the blooms popping up around London! A space that echoes a sense of spring all year round is the Conservatory at Haymarket Hotel. Join us as we explore the scheme...

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  • Out and About: Molly Mahon's 'Bloom' Launch

    This week we attended British printmaker and textile designer Molly Mahon’s new fabric launch 'Bloom', hosted at Haymarket Hotel. Molly's 'Bloom' collection is inspired by the concept of 'a seed of an idea that blooms into a collection'. She presented 5 new pattern designs, showcasing a balance between graphic and organic patterns...

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  • Hide-de-Hide

    Behind the scenes of every beautiful room are the functional objects that make it tick. One such item is the curtain track, and today we'll be sharing our tips and tricks on how to seamlessly blend these into your designs...

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  • Boardrooms Don’t Have to be a Bore

    Boardrooms often have a static design and can feel uninspiring. What should be remembered is that these meeting spaces are where clients are first met, pitches are made and where all the magic happens! Your meeting space should help you captivate, inspire and progress. Our event spaces are designed to create a sense of comfort and ease whilst encouraging creative collaboration. Join us as we share our design secrets and invite you into our private event spaces...

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  • All the Trimmings at Paris Deco Off 2020

    This year our highlight at the Paris Deco Off is the ‘Woven’ exhibition, a celebration of textile artistry by Christopher Farr and Christopher Farr Cloth in collaboration with The World of Interiors. ‘Woven’ will unveil my new fabric weaves and, for the first time, passementerie and trim designs for Christopher Farr.

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  • Room 202 at Covent Garden Hotel

    With its mix of blue hues, blossoming greens, organic textures and lyrical lines, Room 202 at Covent Garden Hotel is a refreshing delight as we step into spring. Join us as we explore this space further...

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  • Our Guide to Mixing Geometric and Organic Patterns

    Patterns and prints elevate a rooms personality, but the magic doesn’t stop there. We love combining geometric and organic patterns...

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  • GP & J Baker x Kit Kemp Wallpaper: Tall Trees

    Join us for a deeper dive into one of our standout designs of our new wallpaper collection with GP & J Baker collection: Tall Trees....

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  • Red, An Auspicious Colour

    In the midst of Chinese New Year, there is also a celebration of colour. Colours play an important role in Chinese culture, representing concepts and qualities that were formed throughout history. Red, yellow and green are considered ‘auspicious’ according to Chinese traditions...

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  • Wood Carving

    The impressiveness of detailed wood carving is amplified by wood's tendency to crack, be damaged by insects, or affected by atmospheric changes. The fact that these ancient and beautiful pieces are still intact today is to our advantage and throughout our hotels we have often used wood carved pieces to inject character and texture into a room. Explore the history of wood carving and how we use it around our hotels...

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