The Journal

Our lives are all the richer for imperious interior design; those rarefied spaces that you can’t imagine being any more perfect or pleasing. Usually, first and foremost, we think of interior design as something that is applied in the home. But thoughtful, sympathetic, striking, and user-friendly interior design makes a tangible difference to the indoor environments that we occupy: public, commercial, and cultural spaces, offices, hospitality, hotels, and even transport. In reality, certainly at the upper echelons of the industry, the very best interior designers are in great demand for a hugely eclectic range of projects. Those who are prolific and successful in creating sumptuous, super-comfortable living spaces don’t tend to limit their scope – most will gladly turn their hand, and creativity, to stimulating non-domestic projects, especially where there is an ambitious scale and impressive budget to work with.