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The Granary by Maddux Creative is a reimagined Cotswold retreat where natural light, calm tones and considered materials create a quiet elegance. Each space is thoughtfully designed to balance beauty and practicality, with soft textures, gentle forms and a restrained palette lending warmth and depth. From the inviting sitting room to the tactile TV space and restful master suite, the interiors offer a sense of ease and intimacy. Every detail has been chosen to enhance the home’s serene atmosphere, resulting in a timeless and deeply personal refuge shaped by intention and care.

Photography by Michael Sinclair.

Madrid-based María Santos of Estudio Maria Santos has a sharp eye for detail and design integrity. Her work blends natural materials, expert space planning and refined composition. This project was fully reimagined while preserving the original features. Known for understated elegance and thoughtful eclecticism, her light-filled, functional interiors carry a distinct identity, crafted with care, precision and an unmistakable personal touch.

Photography by Montse Garriga.

I am completely head over heels in love with this home on 27 acres along the banks of South Carolina’s Kiawah River, designed by architect Stanley Dixon and designer Tammy Connor. The owners of the land wanted the home to connect to nature and have a strong sense of history. I adore how it appears to have been added over time with connected buildings. The interior is spectacular – there’s somewhat of an ethereal quality in some of the spaces and materials such as lime-washed brick, heart pine flooring in 12-inch-wide planks, plaster walls, painted trim help tell the story. Photos: Eric Piasecki.

This Chelsea High Line apartment by Lucy Harris offers a calm, refined escape above the bustle of the city. Designed as a restful pied-à-terre, the space features a relaxed, open-plan layout enriched with warm tones, curved forms, and soft textures. Lucy and her team introduced custom furnishings and layered botanical wallcoverings to create depth and personality. Defined zones for living, working, and entertaining lend the home a sense of intimacy, sophistication, and effortless comfort.

Photography by Read McKendree.

Fiona Duke Interiors transformed this Edwardian family home in Essex through a complete reconfiguration and extension of both floors. The design blends modern and vintage elements to create an elegant yet relaxed aesthetic that feels effortless. With a focus on authenticity and livability, the space was fully modernised and thoughtfully planned throughout, reflecting the studio’s belief that great interior design can positively impact how people feel in their homes.

Photography by Anna Stathaki.