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Compton Smith Interiors, a family-run studio, brings craftsmanship and thoughtful design to every project. For this cottage in the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the team created a serene home that celebrates downsizing without compromise. Working closely with the clients, they balanced timeless character with modern comfort, drawing inspiration from the surrounding landscape to craft a warm, functional and deeply personal retreat that honours the cottage’s enduring charm.

Photography by Jake Eastham.

Vin Papillon, a popular restaurant on Rue Notre-Dame in Montreal’s Little Burgundy district, was a real pleasure to design. This project invited us to explore colours and textures in a new way. Every choice was made with the intention to create a unique ambience. The unusual colour palette is a nod to the restaurant’s tasty and refreshing menu. Our aim was to pay tribute to the restaurant by evolving the decor while preserving its unpretentious, family-friendly atmosphere.
Anytime I am in Montréal it’s usually to hit up the flea market, and/or get a tattoo and then we come home. Next time I’m seriously thinking about trying to get a reservation here. It’s soooo pretty! Deisgned by Blanc Marine. Photos: Annie Fafard (except maybe the last one, from Vin Papillon website).

Kim Scodro Interiors provides full-service home design, from custom furniture and finishes to ground-up construction. Collaborating closely with architects and contractors, the studio manages every detail, from space planning and cabinetry to lighting and accessories. This Low Country Residence, Sea Island, Georgia project reflects timeless elegance, combining classic design elements with thoughtful, functional layouts to create a home that is both sophisticated and welcoming.

Photographer by Emily Followill.

This English beach house by Isabella Worsley features open, light-filled interiors layered with natural materials. Pale timber floors, textured walls and bespoke joinery create depth while neutral tones and curated furnishings enhance a calm, tactile atmosphere. Rooms flow seamlessly framed by sea views and subtle architectural details and handcrafted touches add warmth. Every element is considered, producing a refined, relaxed home with a cohesive, intentional design.

Photograpny by Helen Cathcart.

The latest project by Heidi Caillier is charming and nostalgic as one would expect from her. So many pretty and moody colours used throughout, patterns as far as the eye can see (she really is the queen of pattern mixing and matching) and vintage vibes aplenty. Photos: Haris Kenjar.