Rose Narmani

Our client from Saudi Arabia came to us in the middle of building their home. The construction was already happening but there were no materials selected yet and no clear direction. They had a big idea of creating a beautiful space, but they didn’t really know how to bring everything together. That’s when we stepped in and created a concept design for the majlis. We knew we wanted to introduce a statement colour, but not in a loud or overpowering way. We wanted to use colour in a very subtle and intentional way. So we designed this beautiful majlis concept that feels layered, rich and full of depth, but still calm and balanced. It makes a statement without trying too hard and that’s exactly the point.

When I first started, it was all about design for me. I studied interior design because I genuinely love creating mood boards, drawings, and building a vision from nothing. That part has always felt natural. What I didn’t fully see at the beginning was everything else that comes with running a business, the parts that have nothing to do with creativity but matter just as much. That’s where Ben naturally stepped in, and his presence has grown more and more over the years. Whenever I felt unsure or just needed a second brain, he became my go-to. We think very differently, and that difference makes everything stronger. It’s not just about creating beautiful spaces, it’s about building something solid behind them too. And I feel very lucky that we get to build this together 🤍

A little corner made for big dreams💞

When discussing the brief, her mum shared something very sweet. At just four years old, she loves hiding behind curtains and creating her own little world, which became the inspiration behind this CGI concept for one of our ongoing London projects.

We designed a cosy built-in bed nook with soft curtains, blush tones and delicate details, while maximising storage within the joinery as our little princess has plenty of toys. The aim was to create something practical, beautiful and truly personal to her.

I really enjoy designing for children, and since having my own, I enjoy it even more

A home office in one of our North London private home projects.
Calm, comfortable and intentionally designed to make working from home feel good every day.

Step into luxury! Our latest design for Sotheby's London property combines stunning dining and kitchen spaces.

Design tip: Mastering colour proportion and placement is key to transforming your space.

Out and about in Mayfair, visiting a new project and reviewing the final details of an existing one ☔️

Before & After

This living room was transformed without any major refurbishment or construction work.
Although the client initially considered significant changes, thoughtful interior design alone completely changed the space.

Our Millbank holiday home project flows beautifully from room to room. Each space has its own character, yet you can feel that everything belongs to one home, which I really love. We used colour throughout the property, but kept every shade soft and settled. A great collaboration with Armani, and shaped by our client’s brief and her great taste.

Site visit update, the mirror is up, the washing machine installed, and I’m loving how the hidden door turned out. The bespoke joinery, handles, mirror frame, and bathroom fittings are all coming together beautifully. A few final touches like the lighting, shower screen and some fittings are still to be installed, but it’s already looking good.

Last week we celebrated our little baby boy 🩵 I wasn’t sure at first if I should have a baby shower, but I’m so happy I did. It was such a heart-warming day at the garden restaurant at Corinthia, London. The setting was perfect, partly outdoors with a little roofed section, which made it just right for September. I loved having everyone there with me, it meant so much ✨

I also realised how important it is to check in on pregnant women, if you know someone expecting, a simple ‘how are you?’ goes a long way. I feel so lucky with the love from my friends and family, both mine and Ben’s. A lot is going on mentally and physically, and just being asked how I’m doing makes a big difference. I’ll never take that for granted 🫶🏼

You don’t always need a full renovation to make your home feel truly luxurious. With a few thoughtful updates, you can completely elevate the look and atmosphere of your space without full renovation:

1️⃣Flooring – restore or refinish wood floors, or polish marble and stone to bring back their natural beauty. Even a refreshed finish can make a dramatic difference.
2️⃣Walls – a fresh coat of paint or a textured finish like Venetian plaster or lime wash instantly adds depth and elegance. Accent walls in muted or rich tones can create a striking focal point.
3️⃣Doors & hardware – upgrading handles, hinges and adding detail to doors with trim or moulding can subtly shift a room from ordinary to sophisticated.
4️⃣Cabinetry – instead of replacing, reface or spray your existing cabinets and update the handles. It’s a cost-effective way to achieve a high-end finish with big visual impact.

These updates not only enhance the aesthetic but also keep disruption and costs lower than a full-scale renovation 💫

A glimpse of the principal bedroom from one of our upcoming projects. Installation is in just a couple of months, and we’re so excited to see all the bespoke details, textures, and finishes come together to bring this space to life.