Isabella Worsley Ltd.
Isabella Worsley LTD Interior Design
Website: https://www.isabellaworsley.com
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 8075 5232
Email: studio@isabellaworsley.com
Address: Studio 49, Pall Mall Deposit, 124-128 Barlby Road, London. W10 6BL
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isabellaworsley/
Isabella Worsley Ltd. is an architectural interior design and decoration studio, founded in 2018, working on a range of projects across the UK and abroad.
The North Kensington studio takes a bespoke attitude towards each project, working on only a handful of projects at any one time, to ensure that each project is individual and tailored to its clients’ needs. This comprehensive approach, from concept to completion - with particular focus on architectural detailing and technical design – allows for a creative and personal approach to each project and client.
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Drawing from a strong database of artisans, and craftsmen and women, the studio prides itself on bespoke designs, with each project taking a fresh approach, to ensure that whilst heritage is acknowledged, spaces are also designed for the needs of today’s way of life.
For further information please visit www.isabellaworsley.com
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