Beata Heuman Ltd

29/04/2026

29/04/2026

Disco as a muse – it was only a matter of time. Here he is perching atop our new ‘Disco’ mohair, glowing alongside his favourite material, not really knowing where one ends and the other begins. Mohair is made from the wool of an angora goat, one of the strongest natural fibres available making it an extremely durable yet sumptuous feeling fabric, two things that normally do not go hand in hand. We are also launching our Fancy Trunk today, a practical storage ottoman, that can be covered in ‘Disco’ or any of our other mohairs. The lid is finished in a snazzy silver rope trim which we developed especially for this and inside you’ll find our Linden Fancy Lining, naturally. Follow stories to link through to our website if you want to find out more!

03/04/2026

Me and me Gilver Geese wish you a lovely Easter Weekend 🥚. did me real good - persevering until we found the perfect shade of Gilver for these gals 💛

01/04/2026

Thank you so much and for including us in the .
It’s such a boost for me and the team 🌷

25/03/2026

Linden – our new wallpaper! Inspired by the avenue of linden trees leading up to the house I grew up in, on the farm in Sweden. Each summer delicate helicopter seeds spin through the air and drift lazily to the ground…the pattern echoes those gently falling seeds and creates movement down the wall, while the vertical lines keep things orderly and elegant. The walls in our Drawing Room at 188 Hammersmith Road have always been happily white, it seemed a good backdrop. I have to say: once Linden was installed a couple of weeks ago we now wonder how we ever lived without! It brings such life – without competing for attention.

We have also created our very own House Fancy Lining which I’ve been wanting to do for ages, using a smaller scale of Linden, adding charm where plain fabric is usually expected. It was created primarily as a fancy lining for curtains and blinds and it works beautifully as upholstery lining, for example covering the inside of a storage bench. It can also be used for light upholstery.

01/03/2026

The ground floor of a recent London project. This being the playroom, then boot room, hall and into the kitchen and finally larder, covered in a William Morris wallpaper. The house was built in W Morris heyday and while I, like most people, always liked Morris designs this I think it’s the first time we specified it for a project and it lead me to use it more in other projects since. Guess I’m middle aged now! We did varnish it once up which gave it a little extra lustre 🖌️

23/02/2026

Our Crinkles in various settings…. I always wanted them to be an easy purchase so I’m pleased to report that we have managed to get the cost down quite a bit! Cavolo, Safffron, Raw, Salt, Spearmint and Poppy 😋

16/02/2026

Our team trip to Paris las weekend! I’ve worked out it’s the 8th time I’ve gone to Paris although 4 of those were fleeting visits. I don’t know why it has taken me so long but I am at long last utterly charmed by the city. I have little crushes all over the place now but my main love affair is certainly E. Dehillerin, kitchen utensils in this very spot since 1890 (Pic 1&2). The allure lies in the combination of French passion for elaborate cooking and the utility of it all, the undone displays of everything you could ever imagine needing. After enjoying the ridiculous setting of Le Train Bleu (3) at Gare du Nord we went to sleep in our weekend home of Hôtel de la Boétie which we designed some years ago (4, 5, 6). I/we had an actually profound experience at the Rodin museum (7,8) just as they opened Saturday morning – our fantastic guide introduced subjects of serious depth combined with an intolerance for toddlers that made us giggle. Corbusier using colour not as decoration but as a way of making us feel the architecture in Maison La Roche (9), I imagine and hope this central atrium felt full with life when it had large Picasso oils on its walls (10). Walking around the city, Place de Voges (11), Snooping in doorways by Hector Guimard (12), visiting Bode (13). Giacometti’s studio (14), walls and all moved to the Art Deco home of Paul Follot in Montparnasse (15). Perfect meal and table foot at La Coupole (16, 17). Followed by the best bar visit I can remember at Le Rosebud around the corner (see stories ). We visited the vast Flee market on Sunday morning, which was peaceful and tidy and never ending. Walking around in a crisp, sunny dream (18, 19). Sunday Lunch at Le Grand Colbert (20) and then back on the train to London. Paris, tu me manques.

10/02/2026

We are hiring!

We are looking for an Operations & Shoppa Assistant to help support our Shoppa team. This is a full-time role based at our studio at 188 Hammersmith Road in London. Please follow the link in our bio for the full job description and information on how to apply.
We look forward to hearing from you.

28/01/2026

We never offer lots of finishes or options with our lighting, instead we choose one particularly successful combination and leave it at that. But… every now and then, if we feel it’s really adding something, we might return to a design and look at it from a different angle. So… today we launch a Brass version of my Snowdrop. Fittings are boldly bronzed and the shade is made up of our Dune H**p fabric which was especially developed for this light. Call it a serious sibling! (Who also stole the spot from the original Snowdrop over our dining table. Siblings, ey?) 
 
1. Our Brass Snowdrop at home.
2. At night!
3. In the Drawing Room at 188…
4. The first version for a client in 2020.
5. OG Snowdrop at home in Sweden.
6. In our London Loft project.
7. Our client’s house in Hampstead.
8. 188 Library.

15/01/2026

We are hiring!

We are seeking an experienced mid-weight designer to join our interior design team. This is a full-time position based at our studio at 188 Hammersmith Road, London. Please follow the link in our bio for the full job description and application details. We look forward to hearing from you.