Houses by our Top 100 Interior Designers & Architects

A large manor house on Dartmoor with later additions presented its new owners with a daunting challenge. Designer Guy Goodfellow masterminded the refurbishment, including a new stone tower, which consolidates the old while introducing modern comfort

When Lucy Cunningham was called in to make sense of the higgledy-piggledy nature of this centuries-old Sussex farmhouse, she discovered a house full of charm that needed some clever tweaks to create a harmonious whole

Tucked into a leafy corner of south-west London, Tamsin Saunders of design studio Home & Found has transformed a once-neglected cottage into a deeply personal home shaped by instinct, memory and the shifting colours of the garden

The team at Sims Hilditch have used natural materials and light colours to make a sanctuary of this seaside house

Keen to give their newbuild a soulful English charm, the owners of this Regency style house in Somerset collaborated with interior designer Octavia Dickinson to create a space that is layered with fabric and antiques and deeply nostalgic.

When the designer Caroline Riddell and her husband bought a dilapidated 16th century Suffolk longhouse complete with ghost, they set about injecting it with a fresh, friendly spirit

With its low ceilings and dark beams, this Arts and Crafts house in Surrey was looking sad and neglected, until interior designer Sarah Peake brought a new, energetic spirit to its rooms using a bold palette and pretty prints

Though this Belgravia townhouse had grand Regency proportions and had recently been renovated to a high standard, the new owners felt it lacked personality for them. So they hired Buchanan Studio to rework the interiors to suit the family’s needs, and to add some of its idiosyncratic sense of drama.

Though surprised by the rather stark contemporary treatment of this Victorian terraced house in west London, interior designer James Mackie was excited by the idea of approaching it as a blank canvas, creating an inviting home with distinctive pieces and understated 1930s glamour

Interior design duo Salvesen Graham are known for creating classic, calm and comfortable rooms. Their signature style and attention to detail have brought a welcome feeling of harmony to this formerly disjointed country house in Hampshire, providing the perfect setting for family life

Interior designer Lonika Chande has created a charming pied-à-terre full of bold textiles and colours for a returning client

Looking for a rural retreat close to their Manhattan home, the owners of this house were sold on its 50 acres of Connecticut countryside, though less impressed by the original 1920s building. But with the help of designer Hugh Leslie, they have created a timeless home in the same beautiful spot

With a brief to devise interiors evoking the decorative style associated with Virginia Woolf and her creative contemporaries, David Bentheim filled this Bloomsbury mansion flat with Arts and Crafts details and early-20th-century antiques for an eclectic feel

In a historic rectory in rural Kent, the architect Ptolemy Dean has brought its disparate array of architectural styles into harmony, enabling decorator Alexis Wylie to create inviting interiors with bohemian touches

A light take on Georgian decorating and a wonderful approach to colour has created a soft, rich feel in this charming London flat

On acquiring a generous Georgian-style house in rural Berkshire, a young London family brought in interior designer Nicola Harding to help them make their own colourful mark on their new home.

Working with decorator—and longtime friend—Rita Konig, tastemaker Deborah Needleman takes the slow approach in crafting her house.

Working with a client who shares his love of design history, Daniel Slowik has created a smart and comfortable holiday house refreshingly free of coastal idioms

Though originally converted in the 1990s, this former mill in a steep-sided Wiltshire valley retained a frustrating layout that made moving through the property awkward. Rising to the challenge, architects David Liddicoat and Sophie Goldhill reconfigured the floorplan and added an extension to create a more coherent space.