
The Circle | Early Spring Lunch: Conversations in Design and Architecture
We were delighted when The Circle invited our Founder and Creative Director, Sharon Lillywhite, to join a panel discussion in honour of Design Week. The event provided a platform for Sharon to engage in meaningful conversations with industry peers and share our unique approach to ultra prime design.
During the discussion, Sharon spoke about our ethos of ‘Thoughtful Luxury’, a defining principle that has shaped every aspect of our work for the past 20 years. More than just an aesthetic, this approach influences how we curate, collaborate and narrate.
Sharon emphasised that luxury extends beyond design; it is about creating an experience. Our designs are not only beautiful; they are also deeply considered, ensuring that each space is felt rather than formulaic. She highlighted the importance of a multi-sensory approach, where textures are layered, senses are engaged and atmosphere plays a crucial role in shaping a space that channels both comfort and elegance in equal measure.

One of the key takeaways from the discussion was our bespoke approach to design. Sharon explained that every project is started entirely from scratch and is often fully bespoke, designed to reflect each client’s lifestyle and ensure that their home becomes an extension of their personality. This meticulous attention to detail means that our work doesn’t focus on fleeting trends, instead we deliver timeless, elegant interiors that stand the test of time. A critical part of this process is our collaboration with the very best artisans, who bring our vision to life. Every piece we design tells a story, a true narrative that is threaded throughout a space.

As the conversation came to a close, Sharon reiterated that while the pursuit of beauty is always going to be present in design, it is the deeper, more thoughtful elements that define a space. The balance between aesthetic appeal, functionality and sensory experience is what makes a space feel uniquely personal.
Thanks as always to Jemma Lester and the team at The Circle, Luxury Marketing House for hosting such a fantastic event.

After a busy few weeks filled with client meetings, site visits, and supplier trips, we've enjoyed being back in the studio working on and developing new concepts. With our new team members now fully emersed in all things OBS, fresh perspectives have added a new energy to our studio musings. Here, we discuss the latest subjects that have got us talking.

After a busy few weeks filled with client meetings, site visits, and supplier trips, we've enjoyed being back in the studio working on and developing new concepts. With our new team members now fully emersed in all things OBS, fresh perspectives have added a new energy to our studio musings. Here, we discuss the latest subjects that have got us talking.
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With the arrival of spring comes a renewed sense of energy. From the buzz of London Design Week and Sharon taking to the stage for panel discussions, to International Women’s Day celebrations, kick-off meetings with PR teams, and time spent on site, it’s been a busy but wonderful month.
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With the arrival of spring comes a renewed sense of energy. From the buzz of London Design Week and Sharon taking to the stage for panel discussions, to International Women’s Day celebrations, kick-off meetings with PR teams, and time spent on site, it’s been a busy but wonderful month.

One of the oldest and most recognised sporting events in the British calendar, The Boat Race has announced its first-ever official timekeeper, sponsor, and principal partner: Chanel.

One of the oldest and most recognised sporting events in the British calendar, The Boat Race has announced its first-ever official timekeeper, sponsor, and principal partner: Chanel.