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An in‑depth conversation with Michelle Katz of Q Design House on aligning interior architecture with interior design, the role of material and tactility, and how hardware can be a distilled expression of a project’s philosophy.

We’re pleased to be exhibiting at London Design Week 2026, taking place from 9–13 March at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. This year, we’ve been invited to showcase as a House Guest,...

Discover the enduring appeal of luxurious, unlacquered brass hardware. From door handles to cupboard knobs, this living finish develops unique character over time.

Discover why warm metal finishes such as brass and bronze never go out of style, plus how to use them to add depth, luxury and timeless character to your home.

Discover how upgrading your hardware instantly elevates a space, adding character and style whether you’re redesigning a room or simply refreshing a run of cabinets.

Introducing bespoke elements to a project is not just about overcoming problems such as an unusual floorplan or a lack of space. While bespoke design, whether it’s a single item...

Yorkshire’s premier interior design company, Richard Grafton Interiors specialises in luxury interiors for both residential and business customers, offering design services that range from refreshing a single room to a...

Cup handle or edge pull? Brass or chrome? And what about handles for built-in appliances? With so many sizes, styles and finishes available, it can be hard to know how to choose the perfect kitchen hardware. Our guide will help you get to grips with where to start – and if you’d like more detailed advice, just contact us. We’re always delighted to help.

A sensitive redesign transformed a bland, new-build kitchen into this elegant, country-style space.

Themes we’re seeing coming through for kitchens this year range from warm woods and organic textures to deep, dark colours and bespoke elements.

There are no hard-and-fast rules about how to mix different metal finishes in a room scheme – but if you want to achieve a layered and intriguing look, these guidelines will help.

We’re seeing a move away from the sleek symmetry of minimalism in favour of curvy shapes, soft colours and natural textures.