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Kate Lovejoy Interiors Where story, mood and colour meet. Featured in 25 Beautiful Homes, Evening Standard, Living Magazine & Ideal Home
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12/09/2026

I spent years working in film, building worlds for people to step into and believe in completely.

Then I started designing homes and I realised something: a home works the same way, except this one isn’t a set. It’s yours and it should hold you.

That’s what I care about most... not a look but a genuine connection. Walking into a room and feeling like it’s actually you.

Colour is a big part of that. Most people are more afraid of it than they’d admit and they shouldn’t be. Used with intention, it stops being decoration and becomes the foundation everything else sits on.

The whole process, from that first conversation through to the final room, is built around the same idea. Not a show home, but one that’s settled, because it was made with you, not just for you.

If that’s the kind of home you’re after, the full story and how we get there, is on the website and I’d love to hear from you.

This film was beautifully filmed and edited by Emma

Why this kitchen works so well in an open-plan space isn’t really about the kitchen.It’s because everything around it is...
03/09/2026

Why this kitchen works so well in an open-plan space isn’t really about the kitchen.

It’s because everything around it is so clearly defined.

Open-plan living asks a lot of one room.
It has to cook, host, tidy itself in minutes and still feel like somewhere you’d want to spend an evening. Most kitchens end up compromising on one of those things to manage the others.

This one doesn’t, because it isn’t doing the job alone.

Behind three doors sit three distinct spaces, each with one job: a utility for the washing and the everyday mess that never quite finishes; a boot room for the boots and coats and dog leads that come with actually living somewhere; a pantry for the stock and supplies a kitchen would otherwise be cluttered with.

That’s what lets the kitchen stay sociable and part of the open-plan space. Three distinct jobs, done somewhere else and most importantly, with a door between them.

None of this was decided at the colour or light fitting stage. It was decided before any of that - when the only question was how this family wanted to live and what that living would actually feel like day to day.

That’s the thinking behind Before You Build. Looking at how you live before a single finish is chosen.

Photography by Anna Stathaki | Photography
Styling by Vickie Nickolls

Climbing the walls… we built a bespoke Minecraft inspired headboard, with added climbing holds. *Obviously* jumping on t...
02/09/2026

Climbing the walls… we built a bespoke Minecraft inspired headboard, with added climbing holds. *Obviously* jumping on the bed is completely frowned upon… but if you’re 10 and you’ve got your mates over then what’s a boy to do?

Just one of the bedrooms from our Marlow Mill project.
Photographed by Anna Stathaki | Photography
Styled by Vickie Nickolls

I found this photo of my bedroom circa 1988. Egyptian themed (for reasons I can no longer defend!)But when I look at thi...
26/08/2026

I found this photo of my bedroom circa 1988.
Egyptian themed (for reasons I can no longer defend!)

But when I look at this photo now what I see is how much work I put into making this exactly what I wanted.

I made my own stencil and block printed the walls, made the curtains, the lampshades. Went to the school ceramics department to make the bases because making them was as much part of the process. I painted the furniture. I appliquéd the bedding.
In fact there wasn’t a surface I didn’t touch!

No Pinterest, no algorithm, no saved images to scroll through at midnight. Just a vision in my head and the determination to make it real.

I wasn’t trying to prove anything. I just wanted to make something. To have a go. To create something that felt completely mine.

(And I’m grateful my parents just let me do it!)

When I look at this photo now, I see the same enthusiasm to build, make and be creative that I bring to my work and business today.
It’s tangible and I guess it’s always been there.

Some people find us and reach out within the hour.Others sit with it for months. They’ve had the conversation more than ...
30/07/2026

Some people find us and reach out within the hour.

Others sit with it for months. They’ve had the conversation more than once. Priced it out. Talked themselves in and back out of it a few times.

Just different points along the same decision.

Wherever you are in that, you’re welcome here …and if you’ve been here for more than an hour, what are you waiting for? 😊

Exciting news! Our Marlow Mill project has been shortlisted as a finalist for the SBID International Design Awards.This ...
30/07/2026

Exciting news! Our Marlow Mill project has been shortlisted as a finalist for the SBID International Design Awards.

This is a project we really enjoyed working on, creating new bright open plan spaces full of personality and uplifting colour- like this joyful blue kitchen by Poggenpohl UK.

Winners are revealed on 7th September- we’ll let you know how we get on!

SBID International Design Awards

You’ve seen the AI images. The polished concept visuals that look like photographs of finished rooms. Maybe you’ve even ...
29/07/2026

You’ve seen the AI images.
The polished concept visuals that look like photographs of finished rooms.
Maybe you’ve even created some yourself, trying to picture what your home could become.

And when you see them, it’s hard not to read them as promises.
This is what I’m getting.
This is the room.
This is exactly how it’s going to look.

But here’s what I want you to know. At concept stage, we’re not locking anything in yet. We’re creating a direction.
A flavour of the space.
A strong vision, but one that still has room to breathe.

Because the best version of your home doesn’t come from committing to every detail before we’ve even started. It comes from holding the vision and letting the process evolve.
Testing ideas.
Getting your reactions. Responding to what we see as the design develops.

The visuals might look finished. But behind them, there’s still creative confidence, enquiry, and the kind of challenging design thinking that turns a concept into a home that actually works.

If you want a process that’s confident but still fluid, expert-led but still collaborative, swipe through.

Ready to start? Send me a DM and let’s talk about your project.

You’ve done the research and you know what you want. The missing piece isn’t inspiration. It’s someone who can translate...
24/07/2026

You’ve done the research and you know what you want. The missing piece isn’t inspiration. It’s someone who can translate what you’re picturing into a plan you can actually execute.

That’s the design language piece. The bit that turns 400 saved images into a home that works, flows and feels like yours.

Most people we work with come to us at exactly this point. They’ve got the vision and they’ve got the budget. What they don’t have is the confidence to make decisions they’ll be living with for twenty years.

And they’re right not to guess. Because getting it wrong on a project this scale isn’t something you can undo with a tin of paint.

Working with an interior designer doesn’t mean handing over control. It means having someone in the room who speaks the language you don’t speak, who can show you the options that actually work for your space, your light, your life and let you make the final call from a place of clarity instead of doubt.

That’s what changes. Not the vision but the he path to it.

Curious what working together might cost? Start with our budget calculator which you’ll find a link to in the bio.

The portfolio shows you we can do the work. The process shows you we’ll do it with you, not to you.Some clients come to ...
24/07/2026

The portfolio shows you we can do the work.
The process shows you we’ll do it with you, not to you.

Some clients come to us while their architect’s still drawing plans.
That’s Before You Build, where we stay involved as those plans develop, reviewing everything through a lived-in lens before it’s too late to change.

Others are at the big-picture stage or want a focused session to sense-check plans before committing.

That’s a Consultation.

And some want someone to lead the whole thing, start to finish.
That’s Full Interior Design.
(Not just managing it, but holding the vision steady through the fifty small decisions that come with every trade on site, so it doesn’t get watered down along the way).

The best way to know which one’s right for you is to tell us about your project.

Not sure yet? No problem. Explore the services properly. You’ll find the link in the bio.

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