Studio L, London is an empathetic, holistic and innovative interior design studio that works across all facets of the industry, and believe in the power of storytelling through design.
We desire to enhance human lives and deliver timeless designs that align with our clients’ aspirations by infusing character and soul into their Studio L-designed homes. Our designs are all-encompassing ambiences that eschew trends. They are personalised, imaginative and functional while continuing to inspire our clients to work, entertain, enjoy and live in their highest purpose. We believe every home has a story and each space is a vital expression of how clients want to live and work. Pushing beyond the status-quo, we partner with our clients to create a design and functionality that’s inherent not only to their fundamental needs, and also to their fundamental being. The result is, that no two homes ever look the same.
A Studio is a place of learning, experimentation and growth with deep respect and appreciation for our clients and their goals.
Interior Design and Decoration, Creative Direction, Interior Consultancy, Sourcing & Procurement
"Eclectically timeless and sustainably chic, bold, playful, imaginative and characterful. We are concept and narrative-driven, with an emphasis on incorporating art into our overall designs."
"We are currently working on two Grade II-listed show homes in an Edwardian fire station being developed as residences. We also recently completed a private home restoration and interior decoration of a Grade II-listed Victorian townhouse of approximately 3,400 sq ft in Leinster Square, London. The project was for a couple with a small toddler and three teenage sons. It had to be stylish, unpretentious, colourful, comfortable, bold and unique, just like the dynamic couple themselves. The jumping-off point was pulling colours from a large abstract painting the couple bought in New York from Facebook’s 2017 artist in residence, Kindah Khalidy. The wife was Facebook’s Director of Global Relations when Ms Khalidy was in residence and became a huge fan. The painting was the first purchase she made for their new home, so it was of significance to the couple."
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