Step into The Garden Suite at Warren Street Hotel in New York, where you’re instantly transported to a sunlit oasis...

Join us as we explore how we decorate the walls in our hotels...

Explore the Fermoie factory with us...

Step inside Room 1103 at The Whitby Hotel...

Join us as we delve into the world of creative mending and repurposing of existing furniture, objects and clothing. Here is how our Design Studio and other makers have been creative in re-imaging, re-using and mending...

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 inside Room 101 at Dorset Square Hotel...

Window cushions are more than just a soft space to sit but are a joyful way to add texture, pattern and colour to a room. Join us as we explore a few of our favourite designs at Crosby Street Hotel...

We believe rooms with little texture can be lacklustre, so we'd like to share our tips to help you add textures and visual stimulation into your own homes...

As we pass the halfway point of the year and head into high summer, we wanted to reflect on 2023 so far and show you a little of what we have been working on.

Mary Restieaux is a master weaver whose beautiful Ikat art is often included in our hotels. In the restaurant at Ham Yard Hotel, Mary's Ikat weaves take centre stage in a simple black frame...

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

Step inside the One Bedroom Richmond Suite at The Soho Hotel...

Last week, a few members of our team had the opportunity to visit Ivo prints. Ivo Prints is a London textile and wallpaper printer company. It was established in 1963 by Ellen Haas & Partners and since then Ivo Prints has produced fabrics and wallcoverings for many of the market leaders, as well as the printing for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games...

An interior needs to be a good mix. Design, colour, cheer, comfort and a bit of humour. As we are all spending so much time indoors, here are some of our top tips to make the most of your home...

Introducing the newest member of our Patchwork family: Rocky Rhino...

Last week I was in New York for a party to launch my fabric and wallpaper collection for Andrew Martin. It was a party hosted by the celebrated fabric house Kravet, who distribute our designs in the US...

The ancient craft of hand block printing is one of our great loves at the Kit Kemp Design Studio. We always like to see the perfect in the imperfect and love the irregularities and handmade quality of the end result. Whilst in isolation, we decided to try our hand at block printing at home and we hope you feel inspired to do the same...

Turquoise and all its varying tones can often be the spark that gives a room strength, the happy injection that provides that uplifting feeling as you enter a space, and the twist that gives it interest. This post is our celebration of turquoise and how it comes into play – often by accident – into our interiors...

Haymarket Hotel was designed by the legendary Regency architect, John Nash, which means we’re very lucky to work with these beautifully proportioned rooms. In the Suffolk Suite we wanted to create a scheme which celebrates colour and texture...

Discover our new Harvest Moon collection with Andrew Martin...

Decorating our interiors so they feel welcoming, balanced, and memorable is what we strive for in the Kit Kemp Design Studio. It is so important to get the details right, so our guests feel comfortable and relaxed. This week, we have put together our do’s and don’ts for decorating a room, which we hope will help you create harmonious interiors in your home...

Discover how we have used the delightful art of patchwork in our designs...

At the Kit Kemp design studio, the bolder the better and one of our favourite patterns are motif heavy repeats that tell a story. These designs are often the hardest to use. You have to be brave and bold when working with busy patterns, but also know when to pare it back - here are my 5 tips for using complex pictorial patterns...