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THE JOURNAL DESIGNER LOVES


You’ll find the world’s finest designers sourcing for their projects at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. Here, three practices create a dream wish-list from their favourite showrooms


TARA BERNERD Framed by a belief that design should enrich the way we live, Tara Bernerd’s work is both intelligently planned and impeccably crafted. Since founding Tara Bernerd & Partners in 2002, her work has spanned the globe, with hospitality projects including Rosewood Munich (pictured), Six Senses Milan and The Hari in Hong Kong, alongside luxury residential schemes. A new monograph, Design Journey (Rizzoli), invites readers to step inside her rarefied world, and discover how travel – Bernerd’s principal inspiration – is translated into one-of-a-kind interiors.


“The Design Centre


is an essential part of the design landscape, with a feeling of


creativity that truly inspires”


CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: ‘Waves Blueʼ rug, The Rug Company; ‘Julianneʼ console, shagreen and bronze, Philippe Hurel; 'Castillo' fabric, natural/anthracite, C & C Milano;


‘Assegaiʼ throw with fringe and suede edge, stone, de Le Cuona; ‘El Crepsuscoloʼ fabric, perla, Lauren Hwang Textiles at Alexander Lamont + Miles; ‘Brennanʼ leather frames, Ralph Lauren Home; ‘Perfume Bottleʼ lamp, manila, Porta Romana; ‘Mollyʼ dining chair, Porada


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