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
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.
Introducing Ask the Architect
An editorial series exploring how architecture shapes the way we move, feel, and live inside a space, not just how it looks.
Introducing Ask the Architect
An editorial series exploring how architecture shapes the way we move, feel, and live inside a space, not just how it looks.
Morning Light Changes Everything
Why some homes feel better to wake up in than others, and how morning light shapes energy, rhythm, and daily life.
Morning Light Changes Everything
Why some homes feel better to wake up in than others, and how morning light shapes energy, rhythm, and daily life.
Ask the Architect: Designing for Play Without t...
A reflection on designing play spaces that invite imagination without taking over the home, using layout, storage, and visual balance to support how families actually live.
Ask the Architect: Designing for Play Without t...
A reflection on designing play spaces that invite imagination without taking over the home, using layout, storage, and visual balance to support how families actually live.