27/07/2026
There are places that remind us that great interiors aren’t created by filling a room—they’re created by curating it.
A visit to Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge this week was a wonderful reminder that the most memorable spaces are those where every object has been chosen with intention. Light, texture, craftsmanship and quiet beauty all work together to create a home that feels both ageless and deeply personal.
Its the finishing touches are often what transform a scheme. A beautifully restored vintage lamp or a handcrafted lampshade isn’t simply another accessory; it brings warmth, character and a story that new, mass-produced pieces rarely can.
At Haslam West, we’re continually inspired by spaces where craftsmanship is celebrated and where lighting becomes part of the narrative of a room, not just a practical necessity.
The natural light and placement of furniture, objects and artwork at Kettles Yard were truly inspiring.
✨ What inspiring place have you visited recently that has influenced your design thinking?
