The Importance of Creative Storytelling
As we embrace the new season of Spring, we are celebrating ‘Creative Storytelling’. We believe that every design starts with a story, so here we share how our narratives shape our spaces, crafting bespoke interiors which are as unique and meaningful as the clients we design for.
DESIGN DETAIL
No detail is ever too small and these intricate details often make all the difference. For example, the Sea Island Cotton in our House of Walpole apartment, which was embroidered with a love letter written by Prince Albert to Queen Victoria.
SENSORY DESIGN
We often talk about designing a space that awakens the senses, going beyond the aesthetic to create a truly immersive experience. From carefully selected fabrics to the emotive power of fragrance, every detail is thoughtfully considered to create interiors that are felt.
DESIGN NARRATIVE
Whether it’s inspiration taken from the beautiful architecture of a historic building, the stories of the past, or a creative story stemming from our clients’ investments of passion, each design narrative is sparked by something special and deeply personal.
CRAFTSMANSHIP
We collaborate with the finest artisans and craftspeople, whether it be intricate marquetry, hand-blown glass, bespoke furniture, or luxurious textiles, these elements tell the design narrative. Often designed by us and meticulously crafted by local artisans, these timeless pieces are designed to become a part of the next chapter in the story of each space.
As designers, we deeply immerse ourselves in the world of luxury to stay at the forefront of the latest developments across the luxury sphere. Following a tour of some of our interiors last year with Range Rover’s Customer Experience team, we were delighted to be invited to the home of their brand for their VIP client experience. This opportunity allowed us to gain deeper insight into how they immerse their clients in the brand, while showcasing their rich heritage.
As designers, we deeply immerse ourselves in the world of luxury to stay at the forefront of the latest developments across the luxury sphere. Following a tour of some of our interiors last year with Range Rover’s Customer Experience team, we were delighted to be invited to the home of their brand for their VIP client experience. This opportunity allowed us to gain deeper insight into how they immerse their clients in the brand, while showcasing their rich heritage.
It is becoming increasingly important to be purpose-driven in business, leading by example and driving higher standards for people and nature. We are very proud to have been awarded the Butterfly Mark, a symbol of the Real Changemakers in luxury, last year. Powered by Positive Luxury, The Butterfly Mark is only ever awarded to brands that meet higher and higher standards for people and nature. This independent assessment is built on the foundation of international agreements, global frameworks and standards. The expansive assessment covers all areas of sustainability including our impact on climate, nature and water, how we treat those we work with as well as how responsibly and ethically we run our business. In line with our ethos of continuous improvement, we are delighted to be joined by Amy Nelson-Bennett, the CEO of Positive Luxury, to get her thoughts on leading the way for sustainability in the luxury sector.
It is becoming increasingly important to be purpose-driven in business, leading by example and driving higher standards for people and nature. We are very proud to have been awarded the Butterfly Mark, a symbol of the Real Changemakers in luxury, last year. Powered by Positive Luxury, The Butterfly Mark is only ever awarded to brands that meet higher and higher standards for people and nature. This independent assessment is built on the foundation of international agreements, global frameworks and standards. The expansive assessment covers all areas of sustainability including our impact on climate, nature and water, how we treat those we work with as well as how responsibly and ethically we run our business. In line with our ethos of continuous improvement, we are delighted to be joined by Amy Nelson-Bennett, the CEO of Positive Luxury, to get her thoughts on leading the way for sustainability in the luxury sector.
The visual trickery of trompe l’oeil has entranced viewers for centuries.
The visual trickery of trompe l’oeil has entranced viewers for centuries.