SHH Architecture & Interiors

Our top picks from this year’s Surface Design Show: This year’s Surface Design Show was brimming with innovative and sustainable materials, but a few exhibitors truly stood out to our team. These favourites, in our view, exemplify the future of design—where creativity and sustainability go hand in hand. One of our standout exhibitors, KAVA Surfaces, impressed us with their eco-friendly approach to surface design. Their sustainable surfaces, crafted from coffee grounds and other organic waste, offer a unique blend of sustainability and style. By partnering with local businesses to source waste materials, they create bio-binder-infused surfaces perfect for wall panelling, joinery, and furniture. Wonderwall Studios showcased their beautifully crafted wooden wall panels made entirely from salvaged timber. Each panel tells a story, bringing character and warmth to any space while promoting responsible material use. We were captivated by Walls of Eden's artisan 3D-formed wall tiles, which combine sustainable materials with natural elements. Infused with real moss and plants, these tiles create an eco-conscious aesthetic while enhancing indoor air quality—a perfect fusion of design and nature. ARCQITONE's exhibit was a source of true inspiration. Their mineral-based decorative panels feature intricate designs with minimal resin usage, ensuring both durability and sustainability. With enhanced flame-retardant properties, these panels are as practical as they are visually striking.

Bringing our client's vision to life with subtle brass details, carefully woven into every corner to add warmth, sophistication, and timeless elegance - a refined touch that elevates the space beautifully. Lights by Porta Romana Side table by Julian Chichester Ltd Photography: Anna Stathaki #brassdetails #brassininterior #brasslighting #londonhomedecor #designelements

Looking back at our restoration of this magnificent Victorian house, SHH meticulously recreated key original elements, including the roof tile pattern, chimneys, finials, and ridge tiles, while carefully restoring the original weather vane. The entire roof restoration took over a year to complete. #roofrestoration #heritagearchitecture #historichomes #historicpreservation #architecturelovers

Bethany Prince - Senior Associate at SHH Architecture & Interiors shares her insights and interior design trend for 2025.   “Interior design continues to evolve, embracing thoughtful aesthetics sustainability and wellness. One of the key trends this year will be layering with different textures and finishes, making materiality more indulgent. This approach creates depth and warmth by enhancing the tactile quality of interiors. Colour trends lean towards warmth and richness. Look out for tones like mulberry reds and mocha-inspired hues. Pantone’s Colour of the Year, Mocha Mousse, epitomises this movement—its inherently rich and sensory quality makes it a standout choice.   Artwork placement remains a key component in design, adding character and individuality to homes. Carefully curated pieces bring life and personality to any space. Sculptural lighting will take centre stage, creating focal points that enhance the mood and ambiance of a room. These pieces go beyond utility, becoming integral to the overall design. Curves continue to inspire in both furniture and FF&E (furniture, fixtures, and equipment) design, lending softness and a timeless quality. Designing with sustainability in mind will remain at the forefront. Expect to see a surge in natural finishes, with an emphasis on materials that are both beautiful and environmentally responsible. The demand for comfort and wellness-focused design is here to stay. Home automation continues to grow, allowing for seamless, connected living. Smart homes, with integrated systems for lighting, sound, and temperature, reflect the future of convenience and functionality. Spaces like home offices, meditation corners, and gyms are becoming integral to modern homes as they reflect the need for balance and comfort in everyday life. Each city boasts a unique history and architectural identity, yet certain foundational elements remain consistent on both sides of the Atlantic. At its heart, interior design should always align with personal tastes and preferences, creating spaces that resonate with individuality and timeless style.” #interiordesigntrends #sustainabilityindesign #wellnessdesign #textureandmateriality #interiordesign2025 #pantonecoloroftheyear #mochamousse #sculpturallighting #designforcomfort

The interior design blends natural materials and tones to create a cosy atmosphere. Display units along the walls showcase EUDELO 's curated cosmetics. The combination of timber and satin nickel adds a touch of classic charm to the modern aesthetic. #shhlondon #interiordesign #architecture #residential #hospitalitydesign

Timber battens line the walls of the Basement Pool Hall in this North London home, complemented by polished plaster and stone flooring, all elevated by the soft glow of wall-wash lighting. Photography: Anna Stathaki #shhlondon #interiordesign #architecture #residential #design #londonproperty

Park Meadows | Afgelopen vrijdag is de eerste torenkraan geplaatst op de bouwplaats van Park Meadows. Deze kraan zal de komende jaren worden gebruikt voor de bouw van de Oosttoren. Voorlopig is de kraan tot halve hoogte opgebouwd; later zal deze verder omhoog worden uitgebreid tot de volledige hoogte. Park Meadows omvat de bouw van twee woontorens: de Oosttoren en de Westtoren. De Oosttoren krijgt 19 verdiepingen, terwijl de Westtoren 17 verdiepingen telt. In februari staat de opbouw van een tweede torenkraan gepland, deze komt aan de zijde van de Westtoren. Park Meadows | Beethoven Residences | BREEVAST | VolkerWessels #parkmeadows #amsterdam #boele #wieanderskijktzietmeer #ookditisvolkerwessels #detoekomstmakers

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A look through into of one of the latest completed projects by SHH. A family home in North London featuring a tranquil living and dining area, beautifully enhanced by natural daylight. Contractor: FAMELLA BUILDING CONTRACTORS LTD / Photography: Richard Chivers #shhlondon #interiordesign #architecture #residential #londonproperty #luxuryproperty #familyhome

The Graduate Hotel Cambridge project is highlighted in the current edition of FX Magazine in an article about innovative surfaces. It presents examples of new and unconventional materials and surface treatments applicable to both indoor and outdoor environments. Click the link to read more: https://lnkd.in/ettRcD4v #fxmagazine #innovativedesign #surfaceinnovation #hospitalitydesign #innovativematerials #shhlondon