Journal
The Journal is where we share the thinking behind our work. Design observations, architectural insights, travel reflections, and the ideas shaping Kensington Design House as it grows.
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Journal
Why Kensington Design House Exists
A reflection on creating Kensington Design House and the growing belief that homes should support the nervous system, not work against it.
Why Kensington Design House Exists
A reflection on creating Kensington Design House and the growing belief that homes should support the nervous system, not work against it.
This is KDH
A quiet look at what we are creating through architecture, interiors, and the belief that homes should support how people actually live.
This is KDH
A quiet look at what we are creating through architecture, interiors, and the belief that homes should support how people actually live.
Woodview Project
Woodview was never about adding more space. It was about rethinking layout, light, and volume to change how the home actually feels to live in.
Woodview Project
Woodview was never about adding more space. It was about rethinking layout, light, and volume to change how the home actually feels to live in.
Curated to Keep: The Living Showroom
More than a showroom, this is where architecture, interiors, and meaningful objects are lived with before they are shared.
Curated to Keep: The Living Showroom
More than a showroom, this is where architecture, interiors, and meaningful objects are lived with before they are shared.
Holbox: Whimsy, Wild, and Design Play
What makes certain spaces instantly calming? A reflection on Holbox and Nômade, where natural materials and quiet design create a slower, more grounded way of living.
Holbox: Whimsy, Wild, and Design Play
What makes certain spaces instantly calming? A reflection on Holbox and Nômade, where natural materials and quiet design create a slower, more grounded way of living.
Ask the Architect: How to Design for Light
A look at how natural light changes the way a home feels to live in, and why orientation, layout, and materials matter more than people realize.
Ask the Architect: How to Design for Light
A look at how natural light changes the way a home feels to live in, and why orientation, layout, and materials matter more than people realize.