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“Smart. Vivacious. Stunning. Timeless. These are the hallmarks of an Angie Hranowsky interior. Since publishing her first project in 2004, the Charleston-based designer has built an impeccable reputation for brilliant, intuitive designs that weave together the grace and elegance of her adopted hometown with rich layers of cosmopolitan sophistication, historical influences, and fine craftsmanship.”

I just want to add one more word … FABULOUS.

Photography by Julia Lynn.

Haus of Meeshie is a fearless celebration of colour, character and vintage charm. Known for crafting expressive interiors for celebrities, creatives and design lovers, the studio blends maximalist flair with soulful storytelling. Each project, such as this Eagle Rock, California home, honours craftsmanship, sustainability and individuality. With roots in hospitality and a deep reverence for heritage, Meeshie curates layered spaces rich in artistry, rebellion and nostalgia, inviting clients to embrace a life filled with beauty, personality and unapologetic style.

Photography by Stephen Paul.

In New Canaan, New York, US-born, London-based decorator Joyce Sitterly redesigned a Greek Revival house for a family eager for bold ideas. The single-level home features an expansive kitchen with a generous farm table and a living room layered with British-accented style. Combining custom-made furniture with antiques, the interiors embrace individuality and drama. Patterns, textures and theatrical touches create a chic yet comfortable atmosphere that avoids convention in favor of character and originality.

Photography by Ollie Tomlinson.

Wandsworth Vicarage is a Victorian rectory in South West London, reimagined by Tamsin Saunders of Home & Found with sensitivity and character. Once tired and neutrally decorated, the house has been transformed into a warm, vibrant home that feels as though it evolved over decades rather than through a single renovation. By introducing colour, pattern and texture, and carefully layering antiques, vintage lighting and bespoke pieces, Tamsin created interiors that reflect the clients’ personalities while honouring the building’s history. Spaces open to the garden and connect through thoughtful views, giving each room purpose and flow. From a softened conservatory to richly detailed living areas and tranquil bedrooms, the house now balances heritage with comfort, intimacy with grandeur and artistry with everyday life.

Photography by Christopher Horwood.

It’s like I say week in week out. If you have to drag yourself into work on a weekend it helps if it’s somewhere stylish. Dragon Rouge tattoo parlour by Marianne Evennou.

Photography by Grégory Timsit.