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Studio Ashby is renowned for creating soulful interiors with timeless elegance and an eclectic spirit. At Villa Robert Graves, part of Belmond Hotels’ La Residencia in Mallorca, the studio led a sensitive renovation celebrating local heritage. Working with artisans, they incorporated Mallorcan linens, ceramics, and antique pieces. Inspired by the Tramuntana mountains, the interiors blend natural materials, vibrant patterns, and curated art to craft an immersive, characterful indoor-outdoor living experience.

Photography by Salva Lopez.

Residence Tuileries, designed by Necchi Architecture, is a 100 m² two-story townhouse located in the 1st arrondissement steps away from Tuileries Gardens and the Louvre. It is as elegantly Parisian as you could want, with elements of the 80s and 90s added in. Now this is where I would want to stay on my first visit to Paris….and I can! It is available through Pied À Terre website – a place to find architect-designed, unique apartments & townhouses unlike what you can find at a hotel or Airbnb. Photos: Ludovic Balay.

When we started updating this 15th-century Cotswolds cottage, it was tired and several areas needed urgent attention. We updated the electrics, replaced the kitchen & bathrooms, restored & improved the flooring & redecorated throughout. We used the colours of the local countryside as our inspiration- damson, moss, dandelion & chestnut which mix comfortably with unfussy antiques & modern art.
Imperfect Interiors did an incredible job turning this into the most charming and countryside getaway that you can rent (more info here) for your own relaxing escape.

Post Company‘s interiors for the Hotel Saint Augustine, designed in collaboration with Bunkhouse Hotels and Lake Flato Architecture, draw inspiration from the legacy of Houston’s world-renowned art museum the Menil Collection. Referencing the De Menils’ private collection and home, the design blends bold colours, reflective surfaces and sculptural forms to create a layered, artful environment. The lobby echoes a curator’s residence, with open parlours and intimate nooks, while guest rooms feature custom pieces and tonal palettes.

Photography byNicole Franzen.

Capella Singapore was designed to feel like a private home, combining comfort with the luxury of a world-class hotel. Melbourne-based interior decorator Simone Haag crafted interiors rich in artisanal craftsmanship, muted palettes, and curated furniture and art continuing the design language from her work on Capella Sydney. The free-standing manor exudes warmth and understated elegance with thoughtful details like sculptural vignettes, bespoke rugs, and custom lighting. Each space reflects Singapore’s cultural richness, blending vintage finds with contemporary pieces for a refined yet approachable aesthetic. With private terraces, pools, and lush indoor-outdoor harmony, the manor offers an intimate retreat, balancing sophistication with a homely atmosphere that feels entirely unique.