We’re absolutely thrilled to share that Khaya Studio has been invited to join H&G’s The List - House & Garden’s prestigious directory of the country’s leading interior designers, architects, and makers.

There’s a special kind of charm in period properties — rich with history, characterful quirks, and beautiful original details. At Khaya Studio, we love breathing new life into heritage homes while preserving their soul.

Sustainability is no longer an afterthought in interior design - it’s a responsibility. At Khaya Studio, we champion thoughtful, considered choices that tread lightly on the planet while creating homes rich in warmth, character, and longevity.

At Khaya Studio, we believe that good design goes beyond aesthetics - it nurtures wellbeing, restores balance, and connects us to the world around us. Biophilic design is a beautiful way to achieve exactly that.

We’ve all watched those satisfying home makeover shows - like Stacey Solomon’s Sort Your Life Out - where clutter disappears, clever storage transforms cramped rooms, and homes suddenly feel calm, organised and inviting. It’s enough to make anyone look around their own space and think, where do I even start?

It’s easy to feel frustrated with a home that no longer works for you. Perhaps it’s the awkward layout, the lack of storage, or simply a space that doesn’t reflect your current style or lifestyle. The knee-jerk reaction? Start browsing property listings. But before you fall down a Rightmove rabbit hole, I’d love to suggest an alternative: love your home, don’t list it.

If you’ve ever embarked on a home project, you’ll know how quickly excitement can turn to overwhelm. Endless choices, scheduling headaches, and the fear of making expensive mistakes can take the joy out of what should be an uplifting, transformative experience. That’s where hiring an interior designer makes all the difference.

Creating a new extension for your home is an exciting opportunity to add space and improve functionality - but when working with a period property, it’s crucial that this addition feels like a natural, effortless continuation of the original home. The last thing you want is for your beautiful period house to suddenly feel disjointed or lose its character.