With a design ethos that transcends a formulaic approach we look at each interior in a very bespoke and individual way for our clients. That said, there are always design trends that capture the imagination and here are a few of our favourites for the year ahead.
Soft Earthy Tones
Having not long completed our Sancy West Apartment at The Broadway for Northacre, where we introduced soft earthy tones, combining layers of natural and organic design elements with elegant and sumptuous materials, it was with a sense of excitement that we heard of Pantone’s 2024 colour of the year! Peach Fuzz is described as “a velvety gentle peach tone whose all-embracing spirit enriches mind, body and soul.” We could not agree more with the sentiment!
Sustainable Materials
We are delighted to see that more and more of our colleagues in the industry are turning to robust sustainable design practices, and that looks set to continue in 2024. As a sign of our commitment to sustainability, we are very proud to have been awarded the Butterfly Mark by Positive Luxury, a symbol of the Real Changemakers in Luxury.
Our work around sustainable strip out and designing interiors with longevity has been a focus of 2023 and we look forward to continuing to build our sustainable approach to ultra-luxury interior design in 2024.
Bespoke Joinery
While beautifully crafted bespoke joinery has been a mainstay of ultra-luxury interiors for years, we will start to see more of a focus on timber with warm and luxurious tones with exquisite detailing in 2024. Timber finishes are a very versatile element in design and can work across various design styles, we particularly enjoy creating joinery that features our clients’ collections and investments of passion, a truly personal design detail.
Raw Materiality
Natural fibres like wool, linen, cotton, and jute are expected to be particularly popular, bringing a sense of sustainability and texture to the forefront. Using layers of raw materials in the creation of bespoke pieces is also set to make its mark in 2024. Made from travertine and sculptural in design, the strong features and raw materiality of our stunning console table at The Sancy West Apartment at The Broadway bring in to focus this exciting trend.
Furniture as Art
We are particularly excited about the ‘Furniture as Art’ concept continuing as a trend in 2024. Working with clients to curate pieces that have meaning and purpose but that also make a statement is a great skill, and one that we take enormous pride in.
It is always an honour to work with artisans and designers who create these stunning pieces, we have particularly enjoyed the work of Vincenzo De Cotiis’ at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery.
Local Artisans
As part of our more sustainable approach, we take great pride in using local artisans to produce anything from furniture to stunning bespoke wall panels. This is very much linked to sustainable materials as a theme for 2024 and will ensure that local artisans become the go to for British Designers.
We are excited to continue our work with our wonderful collection of UK based artisans and as always we will be keeping an eye on all the emerging talent in the year ahead.
With its booming economy and world-class infrastructure, Dubai has long been a hub for investment opportunities. With the city’s strategic location, tax-friendly policies and commitment to best-in-class hospitality and architecture, it is no surprise that it is a leading contender for individuals looking to relocate in a time of shifting global politics.
With its booming economy and world-class infrastructure, Dubai has long been a hub for investment opportunities. With the city’s strategic location, tax-friendly policies and commitment to best-in-class hospitality and architecture, it is no surprise that it is a leading contender for individuals looking to relocate in a time of shifting global politics.
This Grade II* listed architectural gem has been meticulously restored to honour its past, while embracing the elegance and comfort of contemporary living for a wonderful long-standing client and their young family. Featuring exquisite period details, an impressive art collection and iconic landscaped grounds, the interiors bring these elements together, creating a space that has the gravitas of a classic, yet is effortlessly modern.
This Grade II* listed architectural gem has been meticulously restored to honour its past, while embracing the elegance and comfort of contemporary living for a wonderful long-standing client and their young family. Featuring exquisite period details, an impressive art collection and iconic landscaped grounds, the interiors bring these elements together, creating a space that has the gravitas of a classic, yet is effortlessly modern.
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We worked with a number of British Designers on bespoke pieces for the House of Walpole project, a collaboration between ourselves, Northacre and Walpole. All designers worked within the brief of ‘a love letter to the Palace Gardens’, their work takes inspiration from nature which is woven throughout the apartment. Read our article below where we talk in more detail about these key pieces and how we worked with the iconic designers behind them.
We worked with a number of British Designers on bespoke pieces for the House of Walpole project, a collaboration between ourselves, Northacre and Walpole. All designers worked within the brief of ‘a love letter to the Palace Gardens’, their work takes inspiration from nature which is woven throughout the apartment. Read our article below where we talk in more detail about these key pieces and how we worked with the iconic designers behind them.