Catherine Wilman Interiors

This beautiful automated voile blind in the guest bathroom of our Hampstead project is sleek, elegant, and effortlessly easy to use. Its soft, sheer fabric gently filters the light while maintaining privacy, creating a calm and refined atmosphere within the space.

Creating the perfect curtains

One of the biggest decisions is whether the curtains should gently kiss the floor or puddle slightly, In this project, we chose a subtle puddled finish paired with a single pleat heading to create a clean, elegant look.

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A clip of the dressing room install in our Hampstead project, leading onto the ensuite bathroom.

Look forward to sharing the final footage with you once it’s all finished

Modern teenage boys bathroom. In our Kensington project. Very simple using a coloured spray vanity unit and dark terrazzo vanity top.

A bespoke dining table designed for our Marylebone project, one of those truly special, one-off pieces that brings a space together.

We love creating furniture that feels completely at home in its setting. In this case, we had chosen chairs the client loved, so we designed a long dining table to complement them perfectly ensuring the colour tone was right. The result is something both classic and entirely personal.

Connecting the dining and living spaces creates a natural flow, perfect for entertaining and making the most of how you live day to day.

A clip from the photo shoot in Belgravia with .jamesphotography

I am sharing some behind the scenes footage from our Berkshire photo shoot with our photographer .jamesphotography It is always the exciting yet stressful two days capturing the photos of the project as this is our record and keep sake for the work and we can look back and see how far we have come. . It means a lot that we get to do this.

The nursery en-suite in Hampstead. This very simple bathroom has lots of storage. The bespoke mirrored cabinets have a fine bronze edging, the extra storage under the vanity. The bath is built in Carrara marble with marble mosaic on the walls.
We are really pleased with the results

A clip from the basement of our Hampstead project, taken before the house was fully finished.

I wanted to share this moment because it captures something quite special at the end of the corridor, natural light coming through the gym window casts a subtle purple haze across the space. It’s a beautiful reminder of how powerful natural light can be, and how it transforms a room in unexpected ways.

I’ve always loved lighting, particularly those unplanned, fleeting effects that occur throughout the day.

The seamless microcement floor keeps the space feeling clean, modern, and uninterrupted as it leads into the second utility room. And this is a clip leading into what will become gym.

Looking forward to sharing the final footage once everything is complete

Bathroom lighting is one of the most important design features, and it is always beneficial to have a range of lighting options at different levels. In this photo, we have incorporated several layers of lighting: LED lighting beneath the vanity and mirror, LED lighting within the niche, wall lights at the mirror, and overhead lighting. Each of these is set on a separate circuit, giving you the flexibility to switch them on or off independently depending on the mood and function required.