Antiques play a significant role in Matthew’s interior design projects, allowing personality, uniqueness and charm to flood the space, especially when paired with contemporary wallcoverings or artworks. His collaboration with Roome London, which launched in spring 2021, comprises a collection of exquisitely manufactured furniture featuring graphic and colourful patterns and visuals. His first collection, Electric Angels, debuted during London Fashion Week the following year with Kate Moss, Helena Christiansen and Jade Jagger all taking to the catwalk.

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Noting a meeting or an appointment in a colourfully bound diary, wrapping a gift in exquisitely drawn, thoughtfully chosen wrapping paper or jotting down an idea or aspiration in a personalised notebook will feel special, mindful and above all, sophisticated. In addition to his clothes label, he has also turned his hand to designing furniture and fabrics, rugs, stationery, luxury candles, fragrances, couture Coca Cola bottles, accessories, and a make-up range for Benefit. Starting in September 2003, the company began collaborating with Coca-Cola on applying Matthew Williamson prints onto the iconic glass bottles. Within the first few years of his interior design career, Matthew was commissioned by iconic hotel Blakes to design their summer courtyard.

His education and passion for design bubbled to a head in 1994 when he graduated from Central Saint Martins with a BA Hons 2:1 in Fashion and Textile Design. Using beautiful stationery goes beyond the thrill of feeling blissfully organised each January, a new diary, note cards and pens in tow.

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Her refined taste and discerning purchases were defined by a set of principles that Matthew cites to this day in his work. And that’s hard as a young person, in your 20s, when your ego’s at play, and you want to be let in and you want to be cool. Matthew Williamson is an award-winning, British interior designer known predominantly for his unique use of pattern and colour. Meaning, you need to talk about yourself, Matthew Williamson – it’s not just the dresses the press are interested in, it is you – you must be the brand.

In 2018, the ‘interior hallmarks’ that Ogundehin had predicted would define the brand’s aesthetic found their way to the dining table. In the 90s Williamson’s face was as recognisable as his clothes – “boho-chic” party dresses in dazzling colours, worn by Kate Moss and Sienna Miller and all their fellow it-girls. Today, Obeetee has one of the largest and most cutting-edge rug manufacturing facilities in the world.

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It quietly exploded – in 2005, Williamson became creative director at Emilio Pucci, the LVMH-owned Italian fashion house.Matthew Williamson is an award-winning, British interior designer known predominantly for his unique and unrivalled use of pattern and colour. Each chapter concentrates on a colour – how to use it to enrich and inspire, and create spaces that are “an expression of you”.

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Whichever you choose, you can personalise your cover with your name, initials or a favourite quote that inspires your mind. When the attention began he’d only recently moved to London from Manchester – as sales started streaming in, his parents moved down too, into the red curtain-swathed bedsit he and Joseph shared, mum helping with sewing, dad with deliveries. Decide whether your notebook will be filled with words or doodles, then choose a type of paper from lined, dotted or plain, ready to fill with lists, ideas, or drawings. Matthew was commissioned in 2023 to design a print which would take it’s inspiration from his home in Deià and embody long lazy summer days on holiday.

He has since re-designed the courtyard to form a permanent, lush oasis at the hotel in South Kensington, London. All of my rooms at home are filled with interesting lights, and I use them to create little pockets of warmth to give a sense of intrigue to each and every corner. So he started designing homewares (pieces from his current collection with John Lewis, like two glamorous palm-tree lamps, are scattered around his home) and then homes too, arriving at hotels and houses with his 20 questions, and an eye for colour, and a gentle air of curiosity.