Remodelista editor Fan Winston discovered Swedish-born, London-based interior designer Beata Heuman a while back (see: A Rising Star’s Spirited London Home: ‘Every Room Should Sing!’), and we all became obsessed (see Margot’s post A Colorful Small-Space in London). Heuman founded her studio in 2013 after working for renegade, over-the-top London designer Nicky Haslam for nine years (she says he taught her to “not give a jot about what anyone thinks”). Her rise has been swift; she’s designed interiors in London and Nantucket and points beyond. It’s hard to pin down her style; irreverent, wildly colorful and patterned, unexpected. So when we heard word that she had a new monograph, Every Room Should Sing, from Rizzoli, we took note. Here are a few favorites from the book.
Photography by Simon Brown.








For more Beata Heuman, see:
A Rising Star’s Spirited London Home: ‘Every Room Should Sing!’
Paddington Pied-à-Terre: A Colorful Small-Space London Design by Beata Heuman
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