Top 10 Best Interior Designers In The World

Juliette Byrne

Introduction

Juliette’s Chelsea-based architectural interior design consultancy has established a reputation for creating elegant and sophisticated interiors which blend the classic with the contemporary.

Whether co-ordinating a building site, managing an office of designers, liaising with leading architects and surveyors or managing clients property portfolios, Juliette’s efficiency and attention to detail has been a driving force in her 25-year career as an architectural interior designer.

Her philosophy that nothing is too much trouble coupled with an ability to find opportunities within space and existing designs where others might see flaws helps bring clients back time and again. Expect serene interiors, often executed with a muted palette, specially designed bespoke furniture, and a deft blend of old and new.

Juliette graduated from The Chelsea School of Art and then trained at Conran. She is a member of the British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) and a RIBA affiliate member. Juliette also lectures regularly at the Inchbald School of Design.

The projects

Juliette’s Chelsea-based architectural interior design consultancy has established a reputation for creating elegant and sophisticated interiors which blend the classic with the contemporary.

She set up her own business in 1988 and has since received international recognition for her style and attention to detail. The company has been named as one of the top 100 Leading Decorators in the country for the past six years and has recently been awarded the accolade of Top 20 Interior Designers in Great Britain.

Fiona Barratt

Introduction

Fiona Barratt Interiors was born in 2006 and has grown into a successful and unique interior design business. Fiona Barratt – Campbell – owner of the studio – philosophy “behind creating fluid and elegant spaces is born of understanding the aspirations of the client, the relevance of location and through maximizing the potential of existing elements of the space.” Fiona Barratt-Campbell studied fine art at Chelsea College of Art in London and in Parsons School of Design in New York and in the past was head designer at Kelly Hoppen Interiors.

Barrat-Campbell – the eldest of three children – grew up in the North of England and started her graduation in fine art but changed her major to interior spatial design that was always her passion.

The projects

The Limited Edition Collection And Showroom In London

In 2014, during the London Design Festival and one year after lauching the eponymous furniture brand FBC London, Fiona Barratt-Campbell introduced the first limited edition furniture collection – FBC London Privé – as well as the new studio and showroom space in London’s Vitoria.

After the opening of FBC London’s Pimlico in 2013, the Victoria space brought the second retail outpost and flagship, offering up a larger gallery-style space in a former post office building. The FBC London, based righ in the heart of London Victoria’s cultural district and was inaugurated in earlier this year, in June.

The FBC London’s Victoria ambience is an eclectic mixture of luxurious materials, tactile finishes and feature lighting.

The limited edition pieces have all the hallmarks of Barratt-Campbell’s textural, unique design style. The FBC London Privé Collection was the “Armour Chairs” and the glossy oak “City Cabinet”.

Completing the showcase was the stunning cast bronze valet, designed in collaboration with Alexander McQueen, which was unveiled last earlier in Salone del Mobile 2014 as part of the Wallpaper* Magazine handmade exhibition.

One year after the launch, the collection has since lighting to beds and bedside or mirrors and accessories. Fiona’s designs “are born of a passion to create pieces inspired by history and the natural world”, says the UK top interior designer.