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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Project London has long championed this approach. Our projects often employ nuanced neutral layers that shift with light, mood and materiality. The goal isn’t to play safe, but to use subtle colour as a framework for tone, texture and identity.

Explore the full editorial on Livingetc here. If you’d like help creating a timeless palette that evolves with your home, get in touch with Project London.

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

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

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

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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