Project London interior design featured in LivingEtc December issue highlighting Christmas home decor

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.
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Captured as part of our seasonal shoot, the space reflects Project London’s signature approach — timeless design rooted in natural materials, calm palettes, and thoughtful detailing. By introducing soft festive touches, the design celebrates the joy of the season while maintaining the bathroom’s sense of balance and tranquillity.

As Marcelina Janiszewska, Head of Interior Design at Project London, explains in the piece:

“Even in a room that’s usually all about calm and functionality, we love to have a little fun during Christmas. In this bathroom, we kept the serene, organic palette but layered in festive touches that feel extra special without overwhelming the space. A garland of winter greenery paired with a vase of seasonal foliage completes the scheme, bringing subtle layers of festivity that transform the room into something quietly magical.”

Appearing as a full-page feature in LivingEtc, this coverage is a wonderful celebration of the creativity and collaboration that went into bringing the Lion House interiors to life. It’s also a testament to the Project London team’s ongoing commitment to crafting spaces that feel authentic, inviting, and beautifully considered, whatever the season.

Thank you to Marcelina and the team for their vision and hard work in creating such an inspiring project, and to the LivingEtc editorial team for the feature.

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