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DE S IGN CENTRE


BRIAN WOULFE Irish-born, London-based designer Brian Woulfe started his career as a concert pianist and founded his practice, Designed by Woulfe, in 2009. That musical sensibility still finds an outlet in perfectly pitched interiors that have a rhythm and balance, which, alongside Woulfe’s optimism and energy, are adored by his private clients. Recent projects include a Notting Hill apartment where calm and character are given equal weight, and a breathtaking retreat in the French Alps, full of natural materials and contemporary craftsmanship.


“The Design Centre is an invaluable resource, allowing us to design


with depth, precision and a truly global perspective"


CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT: ‘Fontaine’ large offset chandelier, Visual Comfort & Co.; ‘Brunswick’ fabric, buff, Holland & Sherry; ‘Cormack’ carpet, nimbus, Stark Carpet; ‘Wolverton Venture Glenmore’ wallcovering, Watts 1874; ‘Addison’ floor lamp, brass, Vaughan; ‘Yumi’ sofa, Philippe Hurel; ‘Croissant’ large door handle, natural bronze, Emily Gillis at The Specified; ‘Charmille’ fabric (11014.09), Nobilis; ‘Toucan’ wall light, French brass, Porta Romana


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Photo: Alexander James


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