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I was delighted to be asked by Homes & Gardens to share my thoughts on Pamela Anderson’s beautifully understated bathroom and why, sometimes, the most luxurious spaces are the ones that feel calm, warm and effortlessly lived in.

Always grateful to contribute my interior design insights to publications I admire.

Pamela Anderson Homes & Gardens

Read the full article here:
https://www.homesandgardens.com/celebrity-homes/pamela-anderson-bathroom-styling

South Kensington Design Concept.

A unique property in the heart of South Kensington, originally built in the early 2000s and now undergoing a complete transformation.

The project involves stripping the building back to shell and reimagining the interiors with a refined contemporary aesthetic. While period and traditional styles often dominate Central London, this scheme embraces a cleaner, more architectural approach, centred around natural materials, warm neutral tones and understated luxury.

We’re looking forward to bringing this vision to life and sharing the journey as the project progresses.

There’s a reason people are drawn to homes like this.

It’s not just the panelling, the ceiling details or the beautiful materials. It’s the sense of permanence.

In a world of fast trends and quick renovations, spaces with character, craftsmanship and thoughtful proportions simply feel different.

The best interiors aren’t the ones that scream for attention. They’re the ones that still look beautiful ten years later.

What detail catches your eye first?

As mentioned in my recent Daily Mail feature, creating a luxury bathroom isn’t always about spending more money. It’s about knowing where to invest and which details will have the biggest impact.

One area I often encourage clients to prioritise is the vanity. A beautifully designed vanity can instantly elevate a bathroom and create a far more bespoke, considered feel.

Curves continue to be a strong design trend, helping to soften a space and add a sense of elegance, while natural materials such as timber, stone and brass create warmth and timeless appeal.

At Element One House, we specialise in bespoke joinery and work with some of the UK’s best suppliers and craftsmen to create beautiful, functional spaces tailored to each client and budget.

Whether it’s a statement vanity, a bespoke media unit or a fully fitted dressing room, investing in quality joinery is often one of the most effective ways to add value and character to a home.

I’ll be sharing more on bespoke joinery next week.
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Timeless or trend? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

DailyMail

Just because something is expensive doesn’t mean it’s elegant.

From marble everywhere and crushed velvet, to silver carpets, mirrored furniture and oversized statement lighting, I shared my verdict with the Daily Mail on the celebrity homes that scream “new money” and the design choices that can instantly cheapen a space.

The most luxurious interiors aren’t usually the loudest.

They’re layered, considered, timeless and know when to stop.

Head over to the Daily Mail to read the full article:

https://www.dailymail.com/lifestyle/article-15477133/celebrity-new-money-interiors-tacky.html

Jordana Ashkenazi
Interior Designer & UK Interiors Expert

Design concept approved by our client ✔️

A little glimpse into our Kensington dressing room concept… traditional detailing, antique bronze finishes, arched display moments and just enough boutique energy.

Not gonna lie… I definitely want to move in now 🤍

Spoke to the Daily Mail this week about the flooring choices that instantly elevate a home… and the ones that can quietly cheapen a space 👀

From faux marble and ultra gloss tiles to real wood flooring, underfloor heating and celebrity homes getting it right (or very wrong), I shared my take on what works, what doesn’t… and which trends are tasteful versus instant regret.

Think: love it or leave it — interiors edition ✨

Head over to the Daily Mail Lifestyle section to read the full article and get my full take:

https://www.dailymail.com/lifestyle/article-15817361/amp/expert-garish-flooring-mistakes-house-tasteful.html