Society of British & International Interior Design

NB Interiors was commissioned to transform the principal living and dining spaces of this Suffolk period home, creating interiors that celebrated the property’s original character while reflecting the client’s love of colour, antiques and collected pieces.

This week’s instalment of the Project of the Week series features a grounded penthouse design by 2025 SBID Awards Finalist, Nu Infinity.

Turning every nook of one’s home into a relatable and personal space makes it unique to this client’s brief. Located in a prime spot overlooki...

Ask most people to picture an “accessible” interior, and they’ll describe something clinical — a ramp bolted onto a porch, a grab rail in stark white plastic, a bathroom that looks more like a hospital ward than a home. It’s an image built on decades of treating accessibility as an afterthought: something added once the “real” design work is done, t...

Moving into a newly built, more compact home marked the beginning of a new chapter for the client. While the scale of the home had changed, the way she wanted to live had not. The kitchen still needed to feel generous and refined, with the capacity to support everyday life as comfortably as it welcomed family and friends.

The original architectural plan propos...

Walk into enough luxury homes today, and a strange pattern begins to emerge. The same materials. The same furniture. The same carefully curated idea of what luxury is supposed to look like. Marble surfaces. Fluted wall panels. Neutral palettes. Statement lighting. Beautifully styled spaces that photograph well and reflect the visual language of the moment.

Yet...