Jasmine Fisher transforms rented London office with moody material palette

Interior designer Jasmine Fisher has redesigned her 32-square-metre rented London studio, turning a harsh white box into a warm, atmospheric workspace. Using earthy pinks and browns with bold red accents, she created a homely environment that reflects her studio's layered approach. Fisher, a former barrister, negotiated permission to change finishes, lighting, and window treatments. The layout centers on a large meeting table, with workstations along the back wall. Furniture includes Twist & Knot chairs from Viya, VandaVee's Dida Chair I, and a Rivoli Cabinet by Soane. Artworks by Hannah Ludnow, Tyler Goldflower, and David Aiu Servan-Schreiber are paired with shamanic masks from Panama and handwoven hangings from Colombia and North Africa. Fisher founded her studio in 2022, drawing on her Polynesian, Chinese, and English heritage.