Firmdale Hotels strive to create innovative ways to reduce our carbon footprint and minimise our impact on the environment. We are continuously thinking of new and exciting ways to save the planet – ‘to do our bit’...

Polka dots are patterns we love, but don't talk about nearly as much. In this blog post, we aim to change that! Join us as we celebrate everything there is to love about the timeless pattern that are polka dots...

Sometimes, one fabric or even two just isn’t enough! We can’t help but use combinations of three on our chairs, sofas and stools. Join us as we share how to make statements with combinations of three...

We have exciting news coming from New York City! A brand new restaurant designed by Kit Kemp has popped up on the lower level of Bergdorf Goodman...

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...

Step inside room 902 at Warren Street Hotel...

We are excited to share a new scheme we've designed for room 302 at Knightsbridge Hotel. This elegant space is a haven of tranquillity, promising a restful stay with its pallet of refreshing greens...

Discover how to layer up your designs this winter...

We have created the perfect gift guide, so you can get the Kit Kemp look. For treats and treasures handpicked by, or designed in our studio, we hope you can find plenty of ideas to give to your loved ones this Christmas...

Headboards have always been a favourite feature of mine to create a statement in a room. A fun trick is to create a completely bespoke headboard, inspired by a complementary fabric in the scheme...

Studs have become a go to decorative addition to much of our upholstery at the Kit Kemp Design Studio, so here are our dos and don’ts on how to use them...

We've been looking back on where we’ve used mirrors to transform our interiors from interesting to stand out. Follow our simple do’s and don’ts for using mirrors – you won’t regret it!

We are thrilled to announce our new fabric and wallpaper collection in collaboration with Christopher Farr. The collection draws inspiration from our love of art and travel, harmoniously fused with the unwavering commitment to weaving and craftsmanship...

As we celebrate this summer solstice on Thursday, June 20th, we’d like to share some of the ways we’ve captured the sun’s magic in our spaces...

Creating a harmonious and cohesive environment is crucial when designing a space. Unifying a room is key to achieving a balanced and seamless atmosphere. Today on the blog, we’re sharing our top tips on how to make your room sing!

This week we'd like to share with you our recently redesigned Fortune & Lyric private event rooms at Covent Garden Hotel...

When it comes to designing an interior space, we often say it's the smallest details that can make the biggest impact. One effective technique is 'framing'. Join us as we explore ways to frame your spaces to spark your creativity...

Nestled in the heart of New York City, our new Warren Street Hotel has a room tailored for every mood. Join us as we unveil a glimpse of our latest rooms, each poised to evoke an emotional journey through colour and design...

Explore how stripes are masterfully incorporated into the design of Warren Street Hotel...

With crisp pleated folds whilst lifted, roman blinds provide proper shade when pulled down. They can be installed inside or outside of your window frames depending on the look you’re going for. Join us and discover how we've used roman blinds in some of our designs...

We are so excited to be able to welcome you back to our South Kensington abode, Number Sixteen. After months of closure, we are more than ready to open our doors again...

Angel Hughes opened south west London's the renowned Tobias & The Angel shop in 1986 and perfected the art of upcycling years before it became fashionable. Join us as we meet the maker...

When you think of a Kit Kemp scheme, is grey the first colour you think of? Well neither do we. But with that said, grey has such varying tonal qualities that it often makes its way into our schemes – just not in the way you might think...