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Southern Drapes: Bespoke Soft Furnishings, Made in the Heart of London
At Southern Drapes, the philosophy is that true luxury lies in the detail. From their dedicated London workshop, they design, hand-make, and install exquisite soft furnishings for the world’s most… Read More >
Herman Miller’s Bay Work Pod receives Red Dot Award for Product Design
Herman Miller is pleased to share Bay Work Pod has been recognized by the international design competition, Red Dot. Every year, Red Dot award sets out to find the year’s… Read More >
Designing Boldly: Virgin Hotel Shoreditch
When Virgin Hotels revealed plans for their London debut at 45 Curtain Road in Shoreditch, it was clear this wouldn’t be a conventional hotel renovation. Known for their boldness, playfulness,… Read More >
Smart Design, Historic Detail: Inside YOTEL London City’s Stylish Refurbishment
Back in May, as the commercial interiors community geared up for Clerkenwell Design Week, YOTEL was putting the finishing touches on a stylish transformation of its London City hotel —… Read More >
Farmhouse flair defines NFU Mutual HQ with Amtico LVT
In the Warwickshire village of Tiddington, NFU Mutual’s headquarters has been reimagined through a three-phase breakout-space overhaul by Tom Franklin and Tess Johnson at D3 Design Ltd. Charged with weaving… Read More >
Every Stitch Considered: Robena’s Approach to Soft Furnishings
Robena has spent over three decades refining its reputation as one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of bespoke contract soft furnishings. Based in West Yorkshire and trusted by the world’s… Read More >
Noreen by DLSM Studio: A Luminous Fusion of Middle Eastern Elegance and Contemporary Design
DLSM Studio, the multidisciplined interior design and branding agency, formerly known as DesignLSM, is proud to unveil Noreen; a bold and evocative new restaurant located in the heart of St… Read More >
Column: Porcelain Tiles – Pros & Cons
When I’m sitting with an architect/interior design and we discuss mood-board/design intent, porcelain is usually first out of my sample box, and for good reason. It is produced at higher… Read More >