Bespoke Interior Design London | Miriam Frowein
Miriam Frowein is a London-based multidisciplinary bespoke interior design studio known for creating timeless, curated spaces that reflect the individuality of each client. With a holistic approach to design, the studio blends art, craftsmanship, and meticulous attention to detail to shape interiors that feel personal, intentional, and enduring.
Her path into interiors, however, was an unconventional one. Miriam moved to London to complete her studies and obtain a PhD as a lawyer. She began her career in corporate law, specialising in real estate and finance at a leading international firm. Although her mother was an interior designer, it wasn't until Miriam took on the challenge of designing her own homes that she discovered a passion for the process, prompting her to leave law and pursue a career in design.
Miriam's universe encompasses not only interior design but also the curation of a unique combination of art, objects and key customised pieces to elevate an already established interior.
Every project is approached as a unique creative journey, a collaboration that pushes boundaries and brings a shared vision to life. From initial concept to final execution, Miriam Frowein nurtures close client relationships to deliver bespoke spaces that inspire and elevate everyday living.
With a global perspective and a commitment to meaningful design, the studio partners with discerning international clients to transform houses into deeply personal homes.
The studio's work spans interior architecture, art consultancy, bespoke furniture design, and vintage sourcing. Rather than treating these as separate disciplines, Miriam integrates each into a single, coherent process - from the proportions of a room through to the placement of an individual object.
The studio works with private clients across London - with projects in Chelsea, Belgravia, Knightsbridge, and South Kensington - and internationally in Zurich and the South of France.
The studio's work has been featured in Elle Decoration, Architectural Digest, Residence, and Marie-Claire Maison.
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