Child Stewart Design

Beautiful low autumn light and simplicity at our Chiswick project today.

Great to this project in print. It’s an extension of a Dulwich family home within a conservation area, as featured in the November issue of

A before and after of the kitchen of a recent Chiswick project. We removed the step to level the floor throughout and unwrapped the steel making the space so much lighter. Relocating the kitchen allowed us to add a pantry.

Before and after of our Chiswick project. We removed the concrete level, and unwrapped the steel to open up the space. Relocating the kitchen, which gave us the opportunity to add a pantry.

A beach house shower room with timeless marble and green subway tiles.​​​​​​​​​.​​​​​​​​​.

Loving looking back at this kitchen we did last year using Tom Raffield’s pendant lights, along with inspiration from other designers who also chose to his beautiful creations.

Such a fabulous project to be working on. Wonderful architecture and a lovely family.

It’s that time of year. ❤️

Wonderful bathroom renovation. Swipe right for before pic.
Huge thanks to for the wonderful vanity painted in Hay. , simple bevelled mirrors from and limestone floor

Autumn sunlight, crystal, favourite painting.

The devil is in the details. Beach house, The Witterings.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Another gem from Istanbul. A cushion in a classic chintamani pattern, one of my favourites, it’s been used for centuries by the Ottomans as a repeating pattern in textiles, carpets and tiles. added the ikat trim in contrasting colours.

So thrilled with the vintage suzani I picked up in Istanbul, it's an absolute beauty. I need to back it with something, any ideas?

İstanbul, Hagia Sophia Mosque. Complete sensory overload.

Colour inspiration everywhere.

Love the rip out stage. We can’t wait to install the coolest little basin we’ve seen in a long time, thanks to

Exciting things happening on our Chiswick project. So many lovely ideas evolving.

Kitchen, sunlight, flowers.​​​​​​​​
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Thank you mountain, blue sky and scenery for a reboot. Looking forward to getting back to new challenges on my returns

What a heavenly evening celebrating a special birthday. It was spectacular. Stunning table, delicious food in such a beautiful house. Thank you. ❤️🥂💃.

Inspired by my visit to the Affordable Art Fair last night. Here are some of my favourite examples of ways to fill your walls. Antique botanical prints in different coloured bobbin frames, singing out against Albaicin wallpaper by the clever and current . This bejewelled mirrored wall of Barnaba Fornassetti’s ‘green living room’, photographed by . A brilliant gallery way in a basement cinema by the oh so talented . A wonderful coastal inspired gallery wall, again by and a smart, simple, monochrome wall of black and white, my favourite way to display family photographs.
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I’m so happy with this wonderful London blind in Flora Soames’s Cornucopia trimmed in Samuel & Son’s cranberry Strie braid made by the clever Elementorum. I couldn’t be happier. Beautifully made.

Spring in a vase.

An all time favourite from the clever kate_priceinteriors who has a gift for finding such treasures. I love everything about it, the moody colour, pop of red and that frame, perfection!
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