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Why Neutral Color Schemes Still Matter in 2026. Featured on Livingetc: Fresh inspiration for contemporary interiors.

We often talk about colour and material as the heart of good design, but sometimes it’s the more understated palettes that do the heavy lifting — and Livingetc’s recent piece on neutral colour schemes captures that beautifully.

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Tour Hurlingham Park’s green kitchen and nature-inspired rooms as featured in Kitchen, Bedrooms & Bathrooms.

We recently had one of our projects featured by Kitchens Bedrooms & Bathrooms, spotlighting a home that perfectly captures our approach to thoughtful, nature-led design. The brief was to transform a late Victorian terrace into a calm, light-filled family home that would work seamlessly for clients dividing their time between London and South Africa. From the outset, we wanted the interiors to feel grounded, warm and connected to nature — without losing the practicality required for everyday living.

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Project London & Cor Domi: A new standard for super-prime renovation

At Project London, we’ve always believed that exceptional homes are the result of clarity, collaboration and care — not complication. So when The Super Prime invited us to share our story alongside our sister brand Cor Domi, it felt like a natural moment to reflect on why we exist, and how we approach super-prime renovation differently.

Project London featured in Livingetc: How to style a coffee table with purpose

We’re delighted to share that Project London has been featured in a recent Livingetc article exploring how to style a coffee table and, more importantly, how to do it with intention rather than excess. The piece centres on expert advice from Gemma Lutejin, interior designer at Project London, whose approach reflects our wider design philosophy: thoughtful, contextual and never overworked.

Project London featured in Business of Home: Defining what a successful year really means

We’re proud to share that Project London has been featured in a recent Business of Home article exploring a deceptively simple question: how do you measure a successful year? In an industry often driven by growth targets, visibility and headline numbers, the article offered a refreshing perspective from studios around the world, focusing instead on outcomes, quality and long-term sustainability. Our contribution reflects how we’ve always approached the business: with clarity, care and an unwavering focus on doing the right things, well.

Project London quoted in The Telegraph on 2026 interior trends

We’re delighted to share that Project London has been featured in The Telegraph and London Magazine’s 2026 interior trends round-up, spotlighting one of the most compelling developments in design this year: material drenching.

Project London featured in The Times: Four Stylish Looks for the Christmas Table

We’re delighted to share that Project London has been featured in The Times Online, as part of its festive interiors feature, Four stylish looks for your Christmas table, published on 22 December 2025.

Why Homes & Gardens highlighted Project London on 2026’s colour forecast

We’re thrilled to share that Project London was featured in Homes & Gardens: Alternative Colours of the Year for 2026, a forward-thinking editorial exploring the hues interior designers are actually excited to use in 2026.

Project London featured in The London Magazine: 2026 interior trends

We’re delighted to share that Project London has been featured in The London Magazine’s January issue, within its highly anticipated 2026 Interior Trends editorial. The feature explores the design movements shaping the year ahead, spotlighting a return to character, craftsmanship and deeply personal interiors.

Project London featured in PrimeResi: A breakthrough year of growth & international reach

We’re proud to share that Project London has been featured in PrimeResi, highlighting a landmark year for our firm as we’ve doubled our revenue and officially begun our international expansion. Since launching in 2020, we’ve advised on more than £400m worth of property acquisitions, and demand for our buyer-only advisory service continues to accelerate, particularly from clients overseas seeking trusted representation in the London market.

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As featured in The London Magazine: Project London’s Lion House shines in the December issue

We’re delighted to share that Project London’s Lion House has been featured in the December issue of The London Magazine, showcased across an entire page with one of our festive images.

Project London & Cor Domi featured in Yahoo: The best materials for modern bathroom vanities

This article from Yahoo explores seven of the most effective materials for bathroom countertops, focusing on how designers balance style, practicality and longevity in high-moisture spaces. From richly veined marble to engineered quartz and solid-surface composites, each material offers a distinct aesthetic and performance profile.

Sheerluxe showcases Project London in their “Interiors meets fashion in this stylish London home” article.

In this striking house tour, SheerLuxe profiles a large period home in south-west London (near Wandsworth Common), refurbished for a young family of four. The project was led by our own Head of Interior Design, Marcelina Janiszewska, whose brief was to merge fashion-inspired aesthetics with practical, family-friendly design: “fun, functionality and elegant design”.

Breaking kitchen layout myths

An insightful article on Livingetc (“9 Kitchen Layout Myths Designers Say You Can Sometimes Actually Ignore”) challenges the long-held “rules” of kitchen design for modern living.

Project London featured in LivingEtc December issue

We’re delighted to share that Project London has been featured in the December issue of LivingEtc. The festive feature showcases the beautifully styled Lion House bathroom, a serene, organic space brought to life with subtle layers of Christmas charm.

How to get candle wax out of your tablecloth – Easy to follow tips to save you from this dinner party mishap

In the article “How to Get Candle Wax Out of Your Tablecloth - Easy to Follow Tips to Save You From This Dinner Party Mishap” (published by Livingetc), host and tablescape expert Sarah Coleman steps us through a simple yet effective method for removing hardened candle wax from fabric.

Inside Project London: Redefining design with vision, integrity and craft

In this engaging interview with Wells Interiors, founders Jonathan Mount and Sam McArdle of Project London reveal how their background work shaped a design studio built on purpose, transparency and performance. With the motto “Measured, Transparent, Elegant”, they describe how they forged a practice that marries creative ambition with commercial sense.

We asked 7 of the most stylish designers to spill on where they get their sheets – Here’s what they buy

Being asked to contribute to an article of this calibre speaks volumes about our standing in the design community. At Project London, we’ve built our reputation on creating interiors that feel luxurious yet entirely lived-in, refined but never sterile. Our inclusion here is a recognition of our commitment to bedding and textiles as not just functional elements, but as alchemic pieces of the overall interior narrative.

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I’m obsessed with arched showers – but are they actually worth the extra work and expense?

Arched shower recesses have emerged as one of the most elegant bathroom trends of the decade - but are they worth the investment? Livingetc explores the craft, care, and precision behind this rising movement, featuring design voices, including Project London, who approach arches not as novelty, but as enduring architectural gestures.

Interiors trend watch: Bold marble

In SheerLuxe’s exploration of the “bold marble” movement, the material takes centre stage once more — celebrated for its expressive veining, dramatic colouration and organic unpredictability. The article highlights how modern designers, including Project London, are using statement stone not merely as a luxury finish, but as an architectural anchor.

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The new neutrals designers are choosing for their 2026 schemes

Neutral colour palettes are experiencing a quiet renaissance. As Livingetc reports, the next wave of neutrals embraces warmth and complexity, hues like clay, olive, plaster pink and ash grey offering emotional depth and atmosphere beyond the beige.

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Can you put a TV in the corner of a room? 5 examples that work

Designing a living room that balances technology with beauty is one of the modern designer’s greatest challenges. In this Livingetc feature, Project London contributes to a discussion on how to elegantly incorporate a TV into a corner — turning what’s often an awkward space into a balanced, cohesive feature.

See this family home inspired by stylish members’ clubs

This SheerLuxe house tour presents one of our standout projects: a London family home imbued with the atmosphere of an exclusive members’ club. Rich textures, deep tones, and considered lighting work together to create a sense of intimacy and sophistication. Each room was designed to flow effortlessly, while maintaining its own personality — a hallmark of Project London’s approach.

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This laundry room might be the perfect layout for a busy family home – and it’s all down to this hidden feature

In this recent Livingetc feature, our Project London laundry room was highlighted for its intelligent design - a space where function and finesse coexist. The star of the show is a pull-out clothes rack system concealed within cabinetry above the washers and dryers. When extended, it creates a multi-level drying solution; when closed, it disappears entirely.

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It was about making no space feel cut off (Mallorcan-inspired London home)

This Livingetc feature takes readers inside one of our most ambitious residential projects — a Fulham townhouse transformed into a Mallorcan-inspired retreat. The challenge: to capture the relaxed, open spirit of the Mediterranean while maintaining the integrity of a traditional London home.

9 formulas for styling a coffee table or ottoman (that experts swear by)

In this beautifully curated feature, Red Online explores the art of coffee table styling and the creative formulas that elevate a simple surface into a visual statement.

Expert tips for designing a luxurious home cinema

In an era when streaming is reshaping how we consume film, the rise of the home cinema is more than a trend, it’s a design imperative. In the Country & Town House feature “Expert Tips for Designing a Luxurious Home Cinema,” interior and audiovisual experts (including voices from Project London) offer thought leadership on how to translate the cinematic experience into a domestic sanctuary.

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