We have a new lead interior designer here at Kings of Chelsea, and we're excited to introduce you to her. Having worked with properties of up to £250 million, as well as with subcontractors of renowned designers such as Nicholas
We're in the middle of one of the most world changing events in modern history. It's safe to say the Coronavirus epidemic has affected us all in varying degrees of severity, but the main difference for most of us is
After you have chosen the actual substance of your flooring material, or come to terms with the original that you inherited with the property (which in many cases is a crime to remove if the property is listed!) the time
As furniture retailers and Interior Designers we receive interesting insights into the requirements and desires of many customers as they look to improve or create beautiful homes. There are often multiple concerns, but it is one particular piece of furniture,
Did you know that drinking hot tea can actually cool you down? Some of the hottest countries in the world are avid tea drinkers, so don't let the current tropical climate deter you from enjoying your favourite brew! We've been enjoying
When discussing Interior Design, there is no one single “style” and neither is there a set or formulaic way to approach a project or a space. Every site, room, client and mood is different – this is what actually makes
We have some stunning new Roberto Cavalli wall plates to show you. These fabulous wall plates are available as a set of six or individually, and each design is inspired by animals/animal prints in true Cavalli fashion. The optical zebra
In the decade after the joyousness of the 1950’s and the optimism of a peaceful and increasingly wealthy world, the 1960’s pushed the boundaries of Interior Design even further, against a backdrop of psychedelia, counter-culture and youthful uprisings. The bright
Interior Design was predominantly for the rich and fashionable, though “style” percolated through to the homes of many more people in the 20th century through mass production and commercialization as well as dissemination of information through journals and magazines. Trends
For many hundreds of years, furniture in all its forms was a craftsman’s art, produced almost entirely by hand, mainly in wood, occasionally with the addition of cast metal parts, and sometimes finished with upholstery. Sourcing natural materials and applying old