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  • Peter Reed × SAVED NY: A Transatlantic Collaboration in Modern Luxury

    Peter Reed Linens and SAVED NY announce an exclusive capsule collection that unites two worlds of craftsmanship: Peter Reed’s century-old expertise in fine embroidered linens and SAVED NY’s modern, heirloom-quality Mongolian cashmere. Together, they present a refined vision of…

  • Miami-Inspired Bar, Hill House Interiors

    Hill House Interiors designed this private bar for clients who divide their time between Surrey and Miami. The brief was to bring the colour, energy and sociability of Miami into their UK home, creating a distinctive entertaining space suited…

  • Duffy freezes a fleeting moment of motion in sculptural marble

    London-based design studio Duffy has unveiled the Pearl Table, a sculptural coffee table that freezes a fleeting moment of motion in solid marble. Conceived as a piece of art-furniture, the table explores the physics of fluid motion through marble,…

  • The Masterpiece Collection By Photowall

    Great Wave Hokusai Wallpaper£35 Bring Timeless Art into Modern Interiors Great art has always shaped the spaces we admire. With The Masterpiece Collection, Photowall reintroduces iconic works by some of history’s most celebrated artists through wallpaper, posters, and canvas…

  • Consort Architectural Hardware

    Consort Architectural Hardware was tasked with delivering the full ironmongery package for the multi award-winning hospitality landmark in Cape Town, The Cape Grace Hotel. The Cape Grace Hotel has long been celebrated for its timeless style and exceptional guest…

  • Metalcraft Architectural Engineering

    When your project demands more than “standard,” you need a partner who delivers precision, consistency, and complete confidence — without compromise. Since 1995, Metalcraft Engineering has helped architects, contractors, and developers bring complex architectural metalwork to life — on…

  • Designing with Glass: Light, Texture, and Atmosphere

    For residential interior design, glass is increasingly used as a material that actively shapes atmosphere and light behaviour within a space.  Through techniques such as kiln-fusing, slumping, stained glass construction, precision cutting, and controlled tinting, glass can be engineered…