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Creative developer Flawk has revamped a townhouse in London’s Holland Park to evoke the effortless “je ne sais quois” of homes in the south of France. Before the renovation, the three-storey property had gone untouched for years and was largely in a state of disrepair. The floorboards were worn, mould lined the walls, and the

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Interior designer Mark Brown used cork and wool to create natural, tactile interiors for clothing brand Sheep Inc’s first store, in London. Dubbed its “flagsheep store”, the shop in Carnaby Street is the first physical location for Sheep Inc and was designed to represent the ethos of the wool-led clothing brand. “Sheep Inc’s identity as

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English interiors studio North End Design drew on 1980s Japanese and American boardrooms, British car companies from the 60s and wood-panelled recording studios when designing this restaurant in London with an unusual cut-out feature. Located in London’s central Fitzrovia neighbourhood, Motorino is the second restaurant North End Design has created for chef Stevie Parle following

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Amsterdam-based Nicemakers has designed the resident facilities of a housing development in Walthamstow, using the east London neighbourhood as the starting point for its design scheme. Overseen by property developer Way of Life, The Eades comprises 495 apartments and has an abundance of amenities including a co-working space, gym, yoga studio and a professional kitchen.

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