THE SPRING ISSUE

Welcome to the latest issue of Design Matters. We are feeling energised by the change in season, enjoying the longer days, and ready to fully embrace Spring! At this time of year we always get inspired by the beautiful new collections from interiors brands and suppliers, and look forward to embarking on lots of exciting design collaborations. We have started work on a range of new projects (including renovating our own home which you can follow on Instagram using hashag #hphomereno) and can’t wait to share more as the year unfolds. We hope you enjoy reading our Spring update.

WOW!house 2023 at Design Center Chelsea Harbour

In an exciting collaboration, with British bespoke kitchen makers, Martin Moore Henry Prideaux Interior Design has been selected to create the kitchen of dreams in a design to showcase their New Deco Kitchen. Some of the biggest names in interior design will be pulling out all the stops to design a collection of incredible rooms for this year’s WOW!house and having worked with Martin Moore previously to design an elegant kitchen at our Kensington Townhouse Project we jumped at the chance to partner with them again. All will be revealed when the show opens in June so, if you love all things design and want to be truly wowed, you don’t want to miss it!

IN THE PRESS

We were delighted to see our West London Terrace House project showcased in Homes & Gardens February issue. With so many glorious design details, this project was a real pleasure to be involved in. Click on the link below to read the article written by Mary Weaver.

THE RONDEL GETS A NEW LOOK

In a recent collaboration with rug designer Jennifer Manners the original Rondel design features a series of raised roundels bordering a circular base to create a simple, yet captivating design that quietly echoes the style of a convex mirror. Its three dimensional design draws inspiration from Regency architectural details and it is crafted entirely by hand using /Re/purpose performance fibres. However, the concept of the Rondel was always intended to be adaptable and suitable to be custom-made in various forms and colour combinations to suit a range of traditional and modern settings. We love the new rectangular Rondel in blue with red binding (bottom image) available at Jennifer Manners.

3 OF THE BEST ACCENT CHAIRS

The perfect occasional piece - whether used in a bedroom, dressing room, living room, or even a bathroom, if the proportions allow, the ‘slipper’ or ‘accent’ chair adds that final flourish to complete a room whilst also providing a comfortable spot to perch. There are many options available that can be customised and upholstered to suit your scheme, and below are 3 from some of our favourite brands.