At Zarous their Winter Trees wall stickers are so popular they seem to zoom off the shelves – at  Icon Interiors we are not surprised as they are amazing! Read the rest of this entry »

Here are the images from our recent photo shoot with celebrity photographer Harry Page.  This beautiful barn conversion now has a kitchen, dining, seating area which will be the heart of the client’s home, as well as a wonderful entertaining space. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the most heartening trends at the moment is in contemporary british ceramics.  New designers are breathing life into this traditional industry, adding modern twists to timeless classics. Read the rest of this entry »

We have just completed a lovely new bespoke kitchen for a local client in Hampshire. This beautiful barn conversion now has a kitchen, dining, seating area which will be the heart of the client’s home, as well as a wonderful entertaining space. Read the rest of this entry »

This beautiful conservatory kitchen is finished in Farrow & Ball colours of Old White and Vert de Terre.   Read the rest of this entry »

One of the interesting parts of our interior design business at Icon Interiors, is working with clients to design a bespoke kitchen. Our painted kitchens can be styled with contemporary stainless steel fittings or be transformed into a country style kitchen by including traditional items such as an Aga or a Rayburn. Read the rest of this entry »

Continuing our theme of Bespoke Kitchens, we had such a great response from our previous article, and our clients and contacts asked for more details of our beautiful kitchen cabinetry. Our recent installation in Amersham has a tailor made larder, with walnut veneer shelves, bread and snack compartments. Our client runs a busy household, with two active, sports-mad boys, and the brief for the kitchen was practical but elegant.  Read the rest of this entry »

This beautiful kitchen in Buckinghamshire has just been completed by our team. The client brief originally stipulated an uber-contemporary kitchen, but after a sourcing trip in London, and lots of discussion about the architecture of the house, we completely changed the brief to accommodate a classic/contemporary kitchen style. The client particularly liked the Aga-style of cooking, and we planned the kitchen around this feature. For the summer months, the Aga can be switched off, and a standard integrated oven is used. Read the rest of this entry »

These beautiful hand made kitchens work in both traditional and contemporary interiors, as they can be styled using traditional hand turned wooden bun style knobs, or with sleek nickel handles. A classic Aga can be slotted into a mock chimney breast to define the classic country house kitchen style, or an industrial-style commercial range cooker will bring the look straight up to date. Read the rest of this entry »