Max Dignam Interiors, established in 2021, is a design studio dedicated to creating exceptional spaces on an international scale. The team's philosophy centres around the belief that interiors are more than just aesthetics—they profoundly impact well-being and serve as a personal expression of our connection to the world.
Each project at Max Dignam Interiors is meticulously tailored to reflect the unique personality and lifestyle of their clients. The team blends timeless aesthetics with subtle nuances, resulting in a holistic and enduring design signature. The spaces they create evoke layered comfort, sophistication and a sense of belonging.
Founder and creative director Max Dignam brings over a decade of experience in the interior design industry. His passion lies in creating spaces that resonate with authenticity while enhancing our human experience.
Max studied Interior Design at Chelsea College of Art and delved into the rich tapestry of History of Art at SOAS University of London. His multidisciplinary background informs his approach, allowing him to seamlessly blend aesthetics, functionality, and cultural context.
"We describe our style as timeless, tailored elegance. Rather than adhering to a formulaic set house style, we design each of our interior projects individually to suit both the client and the space. We blend classic and contemporary elements to create harmonious, comfortable, and beautiful environments. Our aim is to craft interiors that are both unique and enduring."
"We recently completed a country house in the Cotswolds, providing comprehensive interior design services that included interior architecture, FF&E sourcing and procurement, and project management. The project included reconfiguring the internal layouts to enhance the flow and functionality of the house while designing six new bathrooms. We carefully selected and specified new finishes, textiles, furniture, and accessories to create a cohesive aesthetic. The result is a luxurious, comfortable family home that balances elegance and practicality."
