Studio Rhodes

An overarching theme in Milan this spring was the juxtaposition between material and form. This chair being the perfect example, although made of study bronze, each leg twists like soft rope, evoking an emotional response that comes from interacting with unexpected elements. It’s that feeling that inspires us while in the creative.

Let it be known that neutral doesn’t always mean white. This bedroom from our Full English project layers moody paint, rich wood tones, and antique brass to create a warm, grounded space, perfect for curling up with a book and slowing down the day.

Every now and then, I stumble across photos of this incredibly charming château I stayed in for a dear friend’s wedding in the South of France.

The family-style kitchen, dramatically wrapped in red marble, was where we gathered each morning to sip coffee and laugh about shenanigans from the night before. Every corner of the estate was layered with pattern, authentic materials, and creamy magnolia paint. Timeless, tactile, and unforgettable.

Reminiscing on my days living in London, surrounded by depth and detail. Checkerboard floors, custom millwork, and vintage lighting set the perfect backdrop for a Sunday roast & football match.

The kind of place that reminds you design doesn’t have to be loud to leave an impression.