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Lucy Goldbart Interior Design
Lucy Goldbart Interior Design is a boutique, London based studio specialising in high end residential design both locally and globally. Since its inception, the studio has garnered an impressive roster of projects, ranging from a private island in the Caribbean, to two projects in Miami, one in Austin Texas, and a duplex penthouse closer to home in Chelsea, London. The studio focuses on warm and contemporary design. They curate unique spaces for their clients by blending sculptural furniture, organic texture and natural materials with an injection of warm tones to deliver the studio’s “effortless cool, luxury aesthetic”.
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My dream material or product to work with
Marble, Marble, Marble.. I love using soft, tactile, natural materials, and marble is basically nature's candy. Once it's installed, don't be too precious with it patina adds character and every etching tells the story of your home.
My favourite hack as an interior designer
Scrap traditional ceiling spotlights in lieu of beautiful mood lighting. Just because it's practical, doesn't mean it needs to look so. Gently illuminate your spaces with flush-mount or directional lighting fixtures to add warmth and a sense of intentional moodiness to every corner of your home. This works particularly well this textured limewashed or plastered walls as accentuates their cloudy welcoming effect.
The one thing I always tell my clients
If you fall in love with a piece, buy it. You can always find a way to integrate it into your space. I love to collect furniture and accessories whenever I travel. Integrating vintage, curated pieces that you have collected over time will make your space feel so much more authentic and special. Essentially, nothing is wrong or out of place if you love it.
Trend I love and one I avoid
I love seventies colour palette, and for me warm, rich woody tones will never be old. I like any space that makes me think of warmer climates and feel like i've stepped into the sunshine. Chrome is just not for me, it has it's place in design, but i don't want to build homes that feel overly stark and cold. For me, warmth is key and it's what we gravitate towards in all our designs.
