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19/08/2025

We seem to be designing a lot of green bathrooms these days . Is green one of your favourite colours for bathrooms ??! 💚

08/04/2025

Nope it’s not the Tower of Babel it’s the Torre Velasca where tonight we saw the launch of Dedars new collection of Annie Albers classic Bauhaus fabric set against Bauhaus furniture in the heavens above Salone !! Praise be to the design gods !!

07/04/2025

Ciao ciao Milan !! CC team seeing light as they hit Salone 2025 !

05/04/2025

A full refresh of a Holland Park home designed by us, alongside contractor

While living in Japan, our clients became interested in eastern art, collecting many artefacts, ceramics and artworks from the country along the way, as well as from other parts of south east Asia.

We tried to carry the clean minimalism of Japanese interior design through the home, incorporating aspects of Scandinavian styles.

The home includes a cinema, gym, spa, and various spaces for entertaining or relaxing during leisure time.

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04/04/2025

Our recent visit to the brought us back in time to embrace the iconic images and portraits of

The Face Magazine: Culture Shift on until May 18th, celebrates the “trail-blazing youth culture and style magazine that has shaped the creative and cultural landscape in Britain and beyond.”

03/04/2025

“Lurçat was an artist completely engaged in his time”
Xavier Hermel administrator of the Jean and Simone Lurçat Foundation

Jean Lurçat, peintre et peintre cartonnier (1892-1966) this weeks and his home Villa Seurat, an enclave in the 14th arrondissement. The short street is where Jean Lurçat, the French painter and tapestry master, lived in a white stucco-and-glass house—designed in collaboration with his brother, the modernist architect André Lurçat built 1925—until he died in 1966. The house—constructed primarily to function as an artist’s studio, as many artists were leaving the too-expensive Montparnasse neighborhood for a less costly place in which to live and work—was the first of eight similar buildings on the street, which André built in the style of the avant-garde architect Walter Gropius, the founder of the Bauhaus movement.

After Jean Lurçat’s death, his widow, Simone, lived there until 2010, willing the house and its contents—all of the Lurçats’ original furnishings—with pieces by the renowned French architect Pierre Chareau and designer Mathieu Matégot—as well as over 1,400 drawings, numerous paintings, diaries, and some of the best examples of both Lurçat’s ceramics and the beautifully detailed bright tapestries for which he became famous.
The sitting room features a custom-designed wall covering by .

The design of the textile on a denim sofa has been recolored as a fabric. The painting above the sofa is the 1925 Turkish Woman, and the one leaning against several canvases is Arcade from 1925—both by Lurçat.

The dining area’s wall tapestry was made by Aubusson in 1945; the rooster, a symbol of the French Republic, was a favorite Lurçat image. The vessel on the shelf is a Picasso design, made by , a pottery in Vallauris, France.

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Photo: Francis Amiand

03/04/2025

29/03/2025

Turning up the turquoise with a look at some of our favourite tonal from past projects 🩵

In Queens Park, a piece titled “Anelle’s Cornbread” by Danielle Nelson Mourning creates contrast above the fireplace. A sofa and chaise lounger by .official increase the presence of turquoise in the reception room of a Hyde Park home. In Notting Hill, a specialist wall covering by creates additional accents of blues and golds. Lastly in St John’s Wood two blue arm chairs by emulate a cosy yet cool space.

28/03/2025

A preview into what’s new with our wonderful supplier

“Maison Lelièvre is one of the leaders in the market of high-end furnishing fabrics providing complete interior design solutions” for designers such as ourselves 🤩

Included are some of the fabrics we are loving; Terra, Nenuphar, Roc, Phenomene, Lagune, Coraux.

27/03/2025

Pauline Boty this weeks and her home 7a Addison Avenue Holland Park London W14 where she lived while studying at the nearby Royal College of Art Kensington and also where lived in the next door flat at the same time.

Highly recommended and currently on iplayer documentary Boty: I Am The Sixties Directed by Lee Cogswell, Written and produced by Vinny Rawding and Mark Baxter is the first TV documentary about pop art sensation Pauline Boty, tracking the artist’s original contribution to British art, her feminism and her unique take on the nascent celebrity culture of the 1960s.

Ahead of her time in so many ways, Boty’s story ends with her tragic early death at 28 in 1966 and the subsequent revival of interest in her work in the last decade.

Packed full of original photographs and art work, the film calls on an array of family, friends, art critics and famous fans to lead us through the Boty story. Contributors include pop art titan Sir Peter Blake, comedian and artist Jim Moir, critic Kate Bryan, best friend and print designer Natalie Gibson MBE, pop singers Corrine Drewery and Tanita Tikaram and TV presenter Ronnie Archer Morgan.

📸 Images screenshots from the documentary 🙏

25/03/2025

AFTER!! to Before !! transformations at CC - here’s a silver sensation ! A hallway recently completed using tarnished silver San Soucis paper Smokey quartz console , San Francisco Perspex wall lights by , vintage mirror and vintage Bellini Cab chairs ! Do you like our transformation.!??

22/03/2025

When the sun goes down, the lights go on. A look at some of our favourite and statement lighting from past projects🕯️

Custom light constellations made of pyrite and brushed brass by sit above a staircase in Hyde Park Square. Vintage chandeliers found by our client accompany the entertainment spaces of a home in Little Venice. In Highgate, an amazing long drop chandelier is placed through a stairwell.

A green, custom Murano glass chandelier adds a finishing touch to an entry way in St Johns Wood. In primrose hill a contemporary Agnes Chandelier by adds geometry to a dining space. A burnished bronze and white oak chandelier from brings warmth to a Kensington penthouse. Lastly, a vintage chandelier from Marches au Puces Paris adds a taste a France to a home in Regents Park.