Jessica Doyle

3 weeks ago | aol.co.uk | Jessica Doyle

Since its first edition three years ago, the WOW!house decorator showcase at Design Centre Chelsea Harbour in London has given interior-design aficionados a rare opportunity: the chance to see the work of some of the world’s best designers up close and in person. The showcase, essentially a pop-up bungalow (albeit an extremely chic one) which is in situ throughout the month of June, comprises 20 rooms and two garden areas, each of which has been created by a designer given creative free rein.

4 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Jessica Doyle |Victoria Maw |Stephen Doig |Ria Higgins

John Cooper has applied his 'graphic bohemia' style to a range for the British retailer. Here are the hits (and misses)For John Cooper, the winner of this year's series of the BBC1 show Interior Design Masters, creating a homeware collection to be sold in John Lewis was very much not his normal day job. It was also a first for John Lewis: its design team had not previously worked with a designer who was simultaneously juggling a full-time job as a secondary-school teacher.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Ria Higgins |Aditi Sharma |Jessica Doyle |Jessica Salter

A horrific accident at her home could have ended designer Vanessa Arbuthnott's career; instead, it influenced her latest collectionsStepping into fabric designer Vanessa Arbuthnott's Cotswolds house feels like a sun-drenched saunter through a very English meadow. Colours flit from soft sky blue to warm buttercup yellow... fresh air, fresh earth, fresh life. It's a tonic for the eyes and the soul, and a true testament to Arbuthnott's eye for delicate shapes and harmonious tones.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Aditi Sharma |Jessica Doyle |Jessica Salter |Jenny Tucker

The latest 'smart surfaces' for worktops, flooring, fabrics and more are paving the way to a home that practically cleans itselfImagine a home that cleans itself. It's a dream that feels closer to reality than ever, and it doesn't always involve robots or high-tech vacuums. Nor are we referring to white gloves and harsh chemical detergents. Ultimately, it comes down to the finishes and materials you choose for your floors, walls, surfaces and more.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Jessica Doyle |Jessica Salter |Jenny Tucker |Holly Thomas

The British design duo Nicole Salvesen and Mary Graham, aka Salvesen Graham, are known for their contemporary take on traditional English country house design - an aesthetic that combines bold colour, romantic florals and a smattering of well-chosen antiques.