Best Interior Design Studios for a Home in London
Three practices for a London home project. Compare published residential work, design scope and AD’s Campbell Court concept.
For a house or apartment in London, consider the interior you want to develop and the team already appointed. The design may bring together room planning, joinery, materials and furnishings. Compare the work each studio publishes with the role it would take in your project.
AD’ Design Studio publishes this editorial selection and is included below. Profiles appear alphabetically. Project stages are identified where documented.
What to compare in a residential appointment
The selection considers stated residential design services and references that can be explored on each practice’s website. Ask how the studio would work with your architect and contractor. The proposal should define the interior packages, drawings and coordination responsibilities for your home.
AD’ Design Studio: a complete interior design appointment
AD’ is an Italian studio available for commissions in London. Campbell Court, London is an interior design concept, September 2026. The concept retains the existing room arrangement and develops the entrance, living and dining space, kitchen, bedrooms, study and bathrooms as one interior.
The Interior Architecture & Design appointment can develop the complete interior with your appointed architect and specialists. Discuss the rooms involved, the design stages and which details the studio will develop. If design work is already assigned and you want representation in the interior decisions, Design Direction has a different, agreed role.
You can work directly with the studio or through your family office or representative. The proposal defines the team relationship, reviews and information to be produced.
Designed by Woulfe: residential design and furnishing
Designed by Woulfe lists London and Dublin contact addresses and offers residential interior design for private clients and developers. Its stated services include space planning, technical drawings, bespoke joinery, lighting and furniture specification, with procurement, installation and styling. Chelsea Barracks and Notting Hill appear as London references in its selected projects. Designed by Woulfe’s studio and work.
Ask which joinery, lighting and furniture drawings or specifications would be produced. Agree who coordinates those packages with your architect, contractor and consultants.
Sophie Paterson Interiors: residential interiors and furnishing
Sophie Paterson Interiors describes a studio based in London and Surrey, working with private clients and developers in the UK and overseas. Peninsula Apartment and Palace Street appear as London references on its homepage.
Its published services include architectural and interior design, furnishing schemes, custom furniture and material selection, with procurement, delivery and installation. Ask how architectural work, interior details and furniture specification would be divided with the people you have already appointed.
Compare references, stage and team relationship
Use each reference to discuss the work you need. Confirm the role and stage of the project with the practice where the portfolio index does not specify them.
| Studio | Residential reference and stage | Design appointment | Team relationship |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD’ Design Studio | Campbell Court, London: interior design concept, September 2026 | Complete interior design for the agreed rooms and stages | With your appointed architect and specialists; direct or through your representative |
| Designed by Woulfe | Chelsea Barracks and Notting Hill, London, listed in selected projects | Residential interior design, joinery and furnishing packages | Coordination with architect, contractor and consultants to define in the proposal |
| Sophie Paterson Interiors | Peninsula Apartment and Palace Street, London, listed on the homepage | Architectural and interior design with furnishing schemes | Division of architectural, detail and furniture work with your appointed team |
Define the work within the home
Share the rooms involved, the plans available and the people already appointed. Explain what you want to retain and where the interior needs development. Include the decisions ahead and your intended programme.
Ask which packages and reviews the appointment covers. Responsibilities for building work and any local approvals should be agreed for your property. The guide to choosing an interior design studio helps you compare the written proposals.
If you are considering AD’, share the property, the stage reached and the interior you want to create. Plans, photographs and the people already involved help define the complete interior design work to discuss.