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K&H Design

Studio 6A
London, SW6 3HH, United Kingdom
www.kandhdesign.co.uk
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About

K&H Design is a client-focused interior design studio, providing original and refined design solutions for residential projects in Britain and across the world. The ethos of this seven-year-old practice is to bring together a pool of sophisticated designers, many with different professional backgrounds, to listen and deliver breadth and authority to each personalised project. Founder Katie Glaister leads the designers, by driving the programme and ensuring strong communication with the professional team to provide extremely luxurious, highly original and unique spaces. She states that “meticulous attention to detail and a thorough understanding of how people live is at the heart of all of our projects.” K&H Design collaborates with craftspeople and specialists to create elegant interiors that also work hard. “Good communication, listening carefully to our clients and total transparency underpin all of our work”, and are features that will always remain key to K&H Design.

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