Karina Lon Interiors

Project “Organic Escape”
Wandsworth, London

This home didn’t come together by chance — it began with a clear vision.

Inspired by the family’s organic lifestyle and love for calm, natural living, we developed a design concept rooted in light, flow, and earthy materials — then carefully translated it into a finished home.

By pairing early concept thinking with thoughtful planning and on-site decision-making, the result is a space that feels effortless, personal, and deeply considered.






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7 years ago, today. Time sure flies when you're having fun! 😊​​​​​​​​
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It was so much fun sourcing material finishes and interesting pieces for the Pettswood project. All of them were carefully considered to create this calm oasis. The clients' preference for a bright and airy space is reflected in everything from the light wood herringbone floors to the paints on the walls, lighting fixtures, furniture, and finishing touches. Honing in on people's aesthetic and being able to interpret that through design really makes my job so rewarding 🤍​​​​​​​​
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Texture play. White-on-white is such a refreshing scheme, especially when using complementing textures and patterns 🤍​​​​​​​​
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We opted for a deep green velvet loveseat to accentuate our Wandsworth project's light and bright scheme. Doesn't it create such a cosy reading nook with that rattan, brass and marble floor lamp?! 🥰​​​​​​​​
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For the Wandsworth project, we created a better flow of light throughout the house by opening up an enclosed kitchen. To uphold fire safety requirements, we installed a fire-rated pocket door, swipe ⬅️ to see.

Design isn’t just about aesthetics but also about functionality. Get in touch if you need smart solutions for your project, I would be happy to help 🙂

My client in Wandsworth desired a better flow of space. We opened up the kitchen and used a crittal glass divider to section the area and create a breakfast nook, adding hints of wood to warm up her favourite part of the house.

Always warms my heart to read these kind words from Dan & Nat about our time working together to bring their dream space to life 🤍​​​​​​​​
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Definitely wouldn’t mind binge-watching shows in this set-up! 📺

When it comes to putting together the final touches, I always opt to mix and match pieces that show the essence of my clients. This contemporary and earthy look is inspired by their organic lifestyle, from their eating habits to their affinity for sustainable living.