Oliver Lyttelton Studio is a London-based design practice working across interior design and creative direction. The studio collaborates with both private and commercial clients, offering a tailored approach to spatial design, creative direction and storytelling.

Oliver studied Product Design at Central Saint Martins and began his career at the original Conran Shop in Chelsea, where his appreciation for beautifully crafted objects and materials was shaped. His work is defined by a strong focus on bespoke furniture, innovative lighting and creating an environment that harvests memories.

Each project is approached with fresh perspective, grounded in research and a deep understanding of design history and craftsmanship resulting in spaces and concepts that feel considered, timeless and unique.

Paper House Project is an award-winning architectural agency based in East London but covering projects from all over the UK. Their diverse team draws on experience working around the world, bringing energy and enthusiasm to the work that they do. With a passion for experimental, exceptional design they work to a common goal of improving the places in which we eat, sleep, work and play.

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Greenview House, Newington Green, London N16

Simon and Monica Cass make up the design partnership behind par-avion co. Their experience in furniture making and architecture create the foundations for their designs, and their practice is based around an ethos that holds good quality and affordability at its heart. Their pieces are timeless in style, and built to outlive fashions and fads – they are creations to keep for lifetimes.

par-avion co. combine traditional crafts with contemporary design and utilise a host of skills, including furniture making, wood turning, basket making, seat weaving, wood carving and pottery. Their dedication to preserving the environment ensures that all the materials they use are natural and renewable, with their makers in each region selected for both their quality of work and their environmental impact.

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Since 2000, Clare Pascoe has offered a comprehensive interior design service from her design studio in Oving, West Sussex. Specialising in her signature vintage contemporary interior design style, Clare sources and imports original Mid Century furniture from the UK and Europe, which is then sympathetically restored & reupholstered in Oving, giving a unique and highly desirable interior style. Championing British suppliers and makers, ranging from traditionally handmade sofas, fabrics woven in mills across the UK and paints innovatively recycled in West Sussex, Clare offers a sustainable interior design solution, celebrating the best of British skilled industries, without incurring the over inflated price tag usually associated with Eco Design solutions.

Established in 1999 by director Paul Archer, London-based architectural practice Paul Archer Design have gained industry-wide recognition for designing and executing high-quality and inspiring residential projects. The pursuit of design innovation has driven the practice’s work for more than 20 years, leading to multiple awards along the way.

Projects completed by the architects include new-builds, extensions, remodelling, and the renovation of historic listed buildings. Paul Archer Design have worked throughout London and nationally on some outstanding residential homes and they’re highly successful at achieving planning permission. Known for their contemporary and crisp aesthetic, the practice tries to – wherever possible – utilise green solutions in their projects. They work closely with their clients as the design process evolves and the end result aims to be a beautiful, practical and enjoyable home.

Photography by: Kilian O’Sullivan and Andy Stagg

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St Mary's Gardens, Lambeth, London SE11

Founded in 2021, Pend is a design-led architecture practice crafting high-impact, bespoke residential projects across Scotland and parts of the UK. From tailored extensions and one-off houses to larger developments, as well as specialised work within historic, urban and rural contexts, Pend carefully delivers functional architecture through joyful design.

From their practice in Leith, Edinburgh, Pend offers a comprehensive, solutions-driven service across all project stages, with an approach that goes beyond the brief to ensure that every project aligns to each clients’ unique needs. Blending intuitive design thinking with strong material knowledge, Pend’s dynamic team brings expertise and meticulous attention to detail to each design, respecting original craft regardless of typology.

Guided by a collaborative and holistic approach, Pend partners with private homeowners, developers, and businesses, working closely with a network of skilled collaborators to create enduring, timeless designs that add value and foster meaningful connection between client and context.

Pia is an interior designer who puts sustainability at the forefront of her designs, working with clients to create their perfect home through reimagining and refurbishment. With a degree in Interior Architecture, Pia intuitively balances the context of the building itself with the lifestyle of her clients to create long-lasting and beautiful homes that feel truly personal to their inhabitants.

Image credits: Eden House (1-3) and Seville House (4-6) by Mary Wadsworth; and The Field House (7-8) by Anna Yanovski.

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PINCH is led by husband and wife partnership, Russell Pinch and Oona Bannon. An established British design studio, it is celebrated for its consistently high-quality and genre defining furniture. Their dedication to craft and process is evident in their products, characterized by a quiet and elegant aesthetic. Russell and Oona describe their work as ‘authentic’ and ‘thoughtful’. They believe in poetic design, making beautiful things, pieces that endure, inspire and aspire to be inherited. PINCH is run from their studio and showroom in Clapham, London. Whilst most pieces are held in stock, PINCH also offer bespoke alterations to many of their designs on request.

Rory Macpherson studied interior design at the Inchbald School in Knightsbridge, winning Principal’s Prize when he graduated and, at aged just 23, went on to work for a well-established design company designing super-high-end homes and yachts in the UK and Italy. He founded Play Associates in 2011.

Having now completed a dozen homes, offices and bars in and around London, Play’s current projects include a large family home in Primrose Hill town house and a mansion flat in Maida Vale.

Surrey-based garden designer Pollyanna Wilkinson set up her design studio in 2017, after a decade working in marketing in the city. Her work demonstrates a considered balance between elegance and practicality, creating gardens that often act as natural extensions to the homes which they surround. Whether it be a contemporary and luxurious London courtyard, or a large-scale country estate, capturing both the character of the property and the personal style of the owners lies at the heart of Polly’s work.

Polly qualified as a counsellor prior to starting her studio. Whilst she no longer practices, she is passionate about the impact of gardens on mental health and wellbeing, and designs with an appreciation for this in mind. Pollyanna has earned a handful of awards from two consecutive years exhibiting at Hampton Court Flower show, including the RHS People’s Choice Award 2019 and the RHS Silver Medal 2019.

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Founded in 2002, Powell Tuck Associates is an award-winning architecture and interiors practice based in West London. The practice take on both new and existing buildings, weaving their passion for detail and commitment to honest materials into every undertaking. Crafted quality is the key to their elegant spaces, which are developed in constant and inclusive conversation with all stake holders, every step of the way.

Powell Tuck Associates’ current directors, Adrian Lees and Angus Shepherd, have worked with the practice since its founding. As such, they bring the strength of their long association with the studio’s overarching collective experience to execute projects with conviction and creativity, never compromising on function and an effective build. The practice look to use sustainable materials and energy systems wherever possible, ensure the future-proof potential of every project.

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Image credits: London House (cover and 1-2); Camden House (3-4); Barlby Road (5-8); Oxford Gardens (9-10); and Thornhill Road (11-12).

Pricegore is an award winning architecture practice led by Dingle Price and Alex Gore designing private homes, housing and buildings within the cultural sector. The practice creates architecture as an infrastructure for everyday life. They think carefully about the people who use the buildings they design, what the buildings represent, how they are constructed and their impact on the environment. The practice is widely recognised for its unique ability to combine a sophisticated aesthetic approach with sensitivity towards heritage and environmental issues, particularly when working with existing buildings.

In 2025 London Brut – the reconfiguration of a 1960s townhouse – was shortlisted for the RIBA House of the Year and in 2024 won the Architects’ Journal Retrofit award, the DMI Urban Oasis award, and an RIBA London award.

London Brut imagery by Johan Dehlin (1-5)

House for a painter & Cecilia Road Studios photography by Ioana Marinescu (6-9)

Huntingdon Road photography by Pricegore (10)