The Jasmine Fisher studio is a 32-square-metre workspace designed by interior designer Jasmine Fisher for her London-based practice. Transforming a rented white-box office, the project introduces earthy pink and brown tones, textured finishes, and curated artworks to create a more welcoming environment for clients and creative work. Permission to modify the lighting, finishes, and window treatments allowed the studio to replace the original clinical atmosphere with a residential-inspired setting. The layout centers on a large meeting table surrounded by a materials library to support design presentations and consultations.
Workstations line the perimeter to maximize natural light while allowing the studio to remain operational during client meetings. Furniture from Viya, VandaVee, and Soane is displayed alongside artworks and handcrafted objects sourced from different regions, including textiles, masks, and woven wall hangings. Shelving provides accessible storage for material samples, while bold red accents contrast with the muted palette to introduce visual depth.
Interior Design Studios
The Jasmine Fisher Studio is an Interior Design Workspace in London
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