I’m always interested in what’s happening in film, fashion, art, music and pop culture. At the same time, I’m also delving into the cultural and visual histories of these creative scenes, particularly from the eras that resonate with me – from late 70s disco through 80s postmodernism and 90s minimalism. My interiors and homewares collections draw inspiration from all these different disciplines, and their influence blends together in my work. It probably goes back to the early impact of film and television mise-en-scène in the sense that I’m really trying to conjure a world and tell a story through my spaces, so it’s not about design being in this silo; it’s plugged into fashion and art and music and all these other areas. And you can see how these connect as trend cycles happen and certain ideas and aesthetics re-enter the zeitgeist in a re-imagined way. Travel is another essential source of inspiration for me. And while traveling, I always look at conceptual, innovative fashion retail as a creative reference point for my interiors – even just in terms of finishes and materials but also for how they set a whole mood