04/09/2026
Another bedroom in this lovely apartment in Richmond. This beautiful embroidery is Wisteria Vine Linen by James Hare
Perfectly hand made into a roman blind by Elaine Sealey
Wall colour Cornforth White and wood colour All White by Farrow & Ball
03/09/2026
Stunning embroidery Shalimar by James Hare. Hand-made into Roman blinds for a newly refurbished apartment in Richmond.
This grade II listed building has gorgeous original features such as these substantial, decorative window architraves which frame these roman blinds beautifully. The colours in this richly embroidered fabric really suit this lovely, peaceful, and soon to be bedroom.
Paint colours are Cornforth White (walls) and All White (woodwork) by Farrow & Ball
11/07/2026
Restful guest bedroom recently installed. Some beautiful details here ππ€π
Curtain pole by Byron and Byron custom painted in Little Greene Juniper Ash
Printed fabrics are by Andrew Martin
Plain curtain fabric is Linara by Romo, Fabrics & Wallcoverings
Curtain border is made from a printed fabric, top stitched onto the lead edges. Beautifully curated by Elaine Sealey
The wallpaper already existed. We designed the scheme to compliment.
It's a collaborative process between the client and ourselves, which is always enjoyable, especially the finish π
04/05/2026
One of our designs is coming on nicely. An open plan living space for a newly refurbished apartment in Poole.
03/04/2026
Happy Easter Weekend π from all the team at Bryant Interior Design
Wishing you all a lovely time with family and friends π§‘ππ
31/03/2026
Soft textured weave fabric made up recently for a client in Southbourne. The fabric is Hidcote Weave by and we paired it perfectly with painted metal poles, Arc by
Blackout lined with a twin pleated heading π
29/03/2026
Choosing the right trim to finish a beautiful piece is always a pleasure. And we love bobbles on blinds. I love how the little translucent beads catch the light. The silky green compliments the silky green embroidery perfectly βΊοΈ This blind will be covering a garden window, which is why the green was the natural choice π