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.
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The article explores four distinctive approaches to Christmas table styling, each offering a fresh interpretation of festive hosting, from relaxed, natural settings to more theatrical, statement-led arrangements. Among them, The Times highlighted a Project London–styled table, celebrating a layered, characterful aesthetic that prioritises atmosphere, materiality and thoughtful detail.

A festive table with depth and character

Rather than relying on overtly traditional decorations, the Project London table setting focuses on warm materials, considered colour palettes and natural textures to create a space that feels inviting yet refined. Timber surfaces, tactile linens and understated decorative elements work together to achieve a look that feels timeless rather than trend-led.

As the feature suggests, this approach allows the table to feel elevated without becoming formal, encouraging conversation, comfort and a sense of ease that’s essential for long festive gatherings.

Styling that feels intentional, not overdone

A key theme running through the article is restraint. The Project London table demonstrates how a limited palette, repeated materials and subtle layering can have greater impact than excess decoration. Seasonal elements are used sparingly, allowing craftsmanship and proportion to take centre stage.

This aligns closely with our broader interiors philosophy: creating spaces that feel lived-in, personal and quietly confident, even during moments of celebration.

Hosting with longevity in mind

While the feature is firmly rooted in Christmas styling, the ideas extend well beyond the festive season. The table setting shown by Project London is designed to transition effortlessly into everyday use — proof that beautiful design doesn’t need to be temporary or overly themed.

By focusing on quality materials and timeless pieces, the look feels as relevant in January as it does on Christmas Day. Being included in The Times festive interiors coverage is a proud moment for our studio. It reflects our belief that the most memorable spaces are those designed with care, intention and an understanding of how people truly live and gather.

As we continue into 2026, we remain committed to creating interiors,  and moments, that balance elegance with warmth, and design with authenticity.

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