Antonia Hutt

Antonia Hutt's understanding of the exceptional and her love for refinement are the core of her design philosophy. So says her website and I think these pictures reinforce that belief. These jewel like spaces speak of her training in the arts, silversmithing, jewellery and allied crafts. Her grounding in fine antiques led her into interior architecture. Based in Los Angeles her work draws on her exceptional taste and wealth of experience.

Images from Antonia Hutt & Associates

Jean Alan

Jean Alan is at home with any style. With a background in film set design this Chicago based interior designer is at home in contemporary with a mid-century twist as she is with Art Noveau or Deco. Luxurious colours and finishes combine with enviable art collections. Kitchens are detailed and family orientated, bathrooms luxe and decadent.

Images from Jean Alan

Helen Green

Helen Green, a London based interior designer creates these elegant, refined spaces. Restrained but not straight laced these rooms are evocative of the glamorous 30s and 50s. Neutral colours are layered with soft, sensuous textures and pre-war glamour wafts through stylish salons. There is an undeniable luxe ambience combining with the prevailing calm. Relax in a time gone by in these totally contemporary rooms.

Images from Helen Green Design

Eve Robinson Associates, Inc.

"By using traditional elements and infusing them with a modernist aesthetic, Eve Robinson Associates, Inc. creates comfortable and sophisticated interiors that reflect the personal desires of each of our clients. The firm uses simplicity to define luxury and elegance. We believe in mixing styles, textures and finishes to create clean-lined and interesting spaces." These spaces have so much character and life without being too bold. Me likey.

Breckinridge Design

Breck Woolsey is a name to watch. This image is so beautiful and tantalising and the only one on his website so far. There is a promise of more. Bookmark it and wait, patiently if you can. While you wait fall in love with his art. "Art doesn't have to match the interior, but it needs to have a dialogue with it." I'd love to eavesdrop on the conversations these pieces would have with the rooms he designs.

Images from Breckinridge Design