This week we wanted to talk about a very special friend and fellow designer, William Yeoward, who sadly passed away last week after a courageous battle against cancer. His contribution to the design world will not be forgotten...

Discover the charm and creativity of Residence 9 at Ham Yard Hotel...

Step into Residence 10 at Ham Yard Hotel, where every corner is filled with colour, pattern and texture...

Stripes are very simple but extremely effective; they can be in a single colour or a combination of many, different thickness and different directions. Here are our dos and don'ts for using stripes in your designs...

Step inside Room 1006 at Warren Street Hotel...

Guest bedrooms are the chance to do something a bit different and push your own boundaries when it comes to design. Here are out dos and don’ts for creating the perfect guest bedroom…

Explore the beauty of stripes and squares in design...

One Way is a graphic and bold fabric design from my collection for Christopher Farr Cloth. The large scale, geometric print is an illusion in itself depending on how you use it. We love to upholster our interior walls in One Way as it heightens the room, lending depth to the space with its diagonal arrow shaped pattern repeat...

Areas that are usually overlooked within interiors are places we look into with great detail. Originally, dado rails were installed to prevent chair backs from damaging the walls but now they are often removed from rooms as they are seen as outdated. However, we see a dado rail as an opportunity to combine different fabrics and materials. Wallpaper, fabric, paint and wooden panelling can all be used, and you can have a lot of fun with different textures...

In these challenging times, it is important to keep creativity alive so I am going to share the process of upholstering a modern footstool. It is a practical skill, and there is a wonderful feeling of ‘I created that’ once completed…

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...

In Room 1402 at The Whitby Hotel, the inspiration for the scheme comes from a striking Grisaille painting on the wall in the drawing room, skillfully framed...

Join us as we explore the enchanting world of textiles and their role in shaping narratives, particularly through the lens of propaganda...

We'd like to share our new scheme for room 405 at The Soho Hotel, where you're met with a sense of calm and tranquillity from the moment you arrive...

The new Oak Leaf Suite at Ham Yard Hotel is a colourful utopia with a vast open plan sitting and dining space. We named this suite after the 30 foot oak trees planted in the hotel's courtyard...

We invite you to step into room 1107 at The Whitby Hotel. With its sweeping views of Midtown Manhattan, this one bedroom suite has citrus tones which set a refreshing scene and make for a relaxing stay...

Welcome to Residence 21 at Ham Yard Hotel, a romantic haven adorned with rich, warm, and subdued tones…

Welcome to suite 1102 at Warren Street Hotel, where a soothing ambience and elegant design create a peaceful retreat...

Bedspreads and quilts are such a wonderful tool to breathe life into your bedroom scheme and they are an opportunity for a lot of creativity. Here are some of our favourites…

Lost & Found is one of our favourite designs from the Kit Kemp for Christopher Farr collection. Since we’ve completed this fabric design, we’ve wanted to use it again and again as it takes on such different forms depending on the colour, direction and application.

It’s all about Peace and Love when you enter this sunny new room at The Soho Hotel...

Step inside Room 102 at Knightsbridge Hotel...

In today’s blog we are going to give you few tips on how we apply colour theory to our rooms and the different approaches that can be taken to using The Colour Wheel...

Join us as we delve into the art of pleating. A design process that traces back to the ancient Egyptians. Pleating involves creating creases in fabric, transforming a two-dimensional flat image into a three-dimensional, textured and folded piece of cloth...