Kitty Berkeley, smiling, sitting outdoors on white cushions in a navy jumper.

About Kitty

Kitty holds a BA in Interior Architecture and a Masters in Interior Design from the Paris College of Art. She has worked in high-end residential design for over six years, with experience spanning projects in London and abroad, from townhouses to chalets and countryside homes in both the UK and abroad. This has shaped her appreciation for thoughtful design, craftsmanship and beautiful, natural materials.

Kitty believes good design starts with how people actually live. Her approach combines practicality with beauty, layering textures, materials and finishes to create homes that feel characterful, considered and comfortable, rather than overly styled. Each project is designed around the client and the way they live, resulting in spaces that feel personal, welcoming and made to last.

Kitty set up her own studio to bring this approach to every project, working closely with clients from the initial concept through to completion. The aim is simple: to create homes that feel beautiful, but also work effortlessly for the people who live in them.

What Kitty is drawn to

A rustic antiques barn with oak furniture, creamware, brass lamps and old paintings, seen through a weathered green door.
Antique pieces
A painted glazed cabinet with a carved cornice and gathered linen behind the glass.
Joinery detailing
Handmade sage zellige tiles around a shower niche, with a band of triangle tiles and a bar of soap on a wire dish.
Organic materials
A deep sofa upholstered in a woven oatmeal and brown check fabric.
Textures