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Lehlo Interiors
Lehlo Interiors is a London-based design studio known for its eclectic yet timeless aesthetic. Founded by Clemence de Grivel, the studio blends architectural detail with layered decoration to create homes that feel elegant, personal and lived-in. Drawing on craftsmanship, colour and cultural influences, Lehlo Interiors delivers projects that celebrate individuality and enduring style.
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Lehlo Interiors
Lehlo Interiors is a London-based design studio known for its eclectic yet timeless aesthetic. Founded by Clemence de Grivel, the studio blends architectural detail with layered decoration to create homes that feel elegant, personal and lived-in. Drawing on craftsmanship, colour and cultural influences, Lehlo Interiors delivers projects that celebrate individuality and enduring style.
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My dream material or product to work with
I’m fascinated by marbled resin and lacquered finishes , tactile, reflective materials that blur the line between art and design. The dining table in my home, with its swirling, hand-poured surface, captures that energy perfectly. It’s sculptural, expressive, and alive with colour.
My favourite hack as an interior designer
I love using the same print on walls and soft furnishings, it creates a wonderfully immersive, “wrapped” effect. It’s a simple way to make a space feel both bold and timeless, like stepping into a world of its own.
The one thing I always tell my clients
I always tell my clients that the magic lies in harmony, when colour, texture, and light come together to create a space that simply feels right.
Trend I love and one I avoid
A trend I love: The resurgence of craftsmanship and natural materials , stone, linen, and raw plaster, creating spaces that feel grounded and timeless. A trend I avoid: The obsession with fast, copy-paste design. Interiors should feel bespoke, not borrowed.
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