At Khaya Studio, we believe great interior design begins with understanding and respecting a property's architecture. Before considering colour palettes, furniture or decorative details, we take time to understand the history, proportions, materials and character of a building. These elements become the foundation upon which every design decision is made.

One of the many things I love about living and working as an interior designer in Bristol is how easily the city blends beautiful architecture with access to nature. Within minutes, you can step away from the bustle and into open green spaces, woodland trails or sweeping countryside views.

Bristol is home to some of the most beautiful and characterful streets in the South West, each offering its own unique blend of architecture, history and lifestyle. From elegant Georgian terraces to colourful Victorian townhouses, the city provides an inspiring backdrop for thoughtfully designed homes.

Good storage is one of the most important - and often overlooked - elements of successful interior design. A home can be beautifully decorated, but if it lacks thoughtful storage, it will quickly begin to feel cluttered, chaotic and difficult to live in.

Living on the Bath side of Bristol means I spend quite a lot of time travelling between Bristol and Bath - often with a dog in tow and usually with the promise of a good pub at the end of a countryside walk. Fortunately, the stretch of countryside between these two cities is filled with beautiful villages, winding lanes and some excellent country pubs. Whether you're looking for a relaxed post-walk pint, a long Sunday lunch, or somewhere to sit outside on a sunny afternoon, t

When you appoint Khaya Studio, you aren’t handed over to a team. You work with me. From our very first conversation through to the final styling touches, I remain your designer, your point of contact, and your guide throughout the entire process.

One of the questions I’m asked most often is: “Where does the name Khaya come from?” It’s a question I always love answering, because the name carries far more meaning than many people realise.

Your wardrobe might need a freshen up after 20 years and so might your interiors. Don't follow trends if you want longevity, keep it classic. But also, don't play it too safe, if you love something, go for it!

Not every transformation requires dramatic structural change. At St George House, the brief was clear: create warmth, restore character and improve flow - all while keeping budget firmly in mind.