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Spinocchia Freund is a world-class interior design company offering comprehensive creative services to clients within the luxury, hospitality and residential property sectors.

“Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter.” - John Keats, Ode on a Grecian UrnKeats’ words provide the st...
16/10/2026

“Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter.” - John Keats, Ode on a Grecian Urn

Keats’ words provide the starting point for Forms in Monochrome at our Frieze curation for DOVER STREET MARKET Inspiring a predominantly dark
palette that draws the works together. From black and charcoal to earth, smoke and shadow, subtle
variations of tone emerge across porcelain, stoneware, timber and ceramic, creating a landscape in which differences of material, texture, surface and form are heightened, inviting closer inspection.

As with poetry, the works invite imagination and individual interpretation. Like Keats’ unheard
melodies, their meaning lies somewhere between the object itself and the viewer’s own
interpretation. There is never a single story.
Forms in Monochrome considers the idea that an object can suggest something beyond the
immediately seen, allowing material, form and imagination to create their own unspoken narratives.

The installation features ceramics by Alison Lousada Dimitris Papailias Donald Baugh | A DesignerMaker Katie Smith Ömer Öner Jennifer Lauren Gallery Tamsin van Essen Vanessa Hogge

Surrounded by the beautiful pine forests and dramatic snow-capped peaks of Courchevel, we wanted our chalet to feel conn...
12/10/2026

Surrounded by the beautiful pine forests and dramatic snow-capped peaks of Courchevel, we wanted our chalet to feel connected to the natural beauty of the French Alps.

The w**e tasting bar takes its inspiration from this landscape, with a sculptural, live-edge timber bar reflecting the organic forms of the surrounding woodland. Resting on glass supports, a bespoke brass silhouette traces the outline of the mountain peaks beyond.

Throughout the chalet, we wanted to bring the outside in, celebrating the warmth, texture and character of natural materials alongside beautiful craftsmanship.

Discover more of the chalet in our recent feature with Wallpaper*

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Thank you to Wallpaper* for the feature on our Courchevel Chalet project.When designing a home of this scale, the challe...
06/10/2026

Thank you to Wallpaper* for the feature on our Courchevel Chalet project.

When designing a home of this scale, the challenge is always to create intimacy. At 30,000 sq ft, with spaces dedicated to entertaining, wellness and retreat, we wanted the chalet to still feel first and foremost like a home.

Rather than creating a sense of uniformity, each room was considered in its own right, with its own character and relationship to the extraordinary Alpine landscape outside.

Its the craftsmanship, materiality and detail that bring the scale of a property this large, back to something that feels personal and considered.

A huge thank you to Wallpaper* and Anna Solomon for this feature, and to everyone involved in bringing this project to life.

Photography by Elliot Sheppard

The dining room at the Artist’s House encapsulates our design approach, where every decision is shaped by curation, craf...
23/09/2026

The dining room at the Artist’s House encapsulates our design approach, where every decision is shaped by curation, craftsmanship and collaboration.

The room is anchored by the Max McLintock bespoke dining table , paired with the vintage 1970’s ‘Monk Chairs’ by Afra and Tobia Scarpa. Wall hanging by DARCEY FLEMING and 1960’s pendant and wall lights by Ingo Maurer. 

As seen in this months ELLE Decoration UK
Photography by Felix Speller

Last week at the The Women in Art Prize. awards I was honored to present the ‘Brigitta Spinocchia Freund Future Collecti...
21/09/2026

Last week at the The Women in Art Prize. awards I was honored to present the ‘Brigitta Spinocchia Freund Future Collectible Award’, celebrating an artist whose work demonstrates exceptional originality, technical ability, and long-term collecting potential.

Congratulations to our winner, is a British-Spanish artist whose practice spans painting, sculpture and immersive installation. Drawing on mythology, art history and ideas around femininity, Rafaela brings the female figure to the centre of her work through her distinctive visual language. She creates work that feels so rooted in history and entirely contemporary.

This award recognises current success as well as looking to the future and identifying artists whose practice has the strength, consistency, and vision to become increasingly significant within the contemporary art market.

Beyond the recognition itself, the award highlights the importance of nurturing the next generation of collectible artists. It encourages collectors to discover exceptional talent early while providing artists with valuable exposure and increased confidence as they continue to develop their careers.

At the Women in Art Prize, they believe that today’s emerging artists are tomorrow’s leading names. The Brigitta Spinocchia Freund Future Collectible Award embodies that belief, shining a spotlight on artists whose work deserves to be seen, collected, and celebrated for years to come.

A huge thank you to the entire The Women in Art Prize. team , Catherine and Gabrielle Gabrielle du Ploy for creating such an important platform for championing, supporting and celebrating women artists. Congratulations to all of this year’s winners and finalists on such a brilliant achievement.

With enormous thanks to Ben and all of the Elle Deco team - for featuring The Artist’s House. ELLE Decoration UK Ben Spr...
21/09/2026

With enormous thanks to Ben and all of the Elle Deco team - for featuring The Artist’s House. ELLE Decoration UK Ben Spriggs

This was a project dedicated to collaboration, living with art everyday and using works by emerging artists alongside iconic pieces of collectible furniture.

The living area features vintage pieces from icons such as Tobia Scarpa and lights by Isamu Noguchi along with fabrics and wallpapers by Dedar Dedar

The dining room is anchored by the Max McLintock bespoke dining table , paired with the vintage 1970’s ‘Monk Chairs’ by Afra and Tobia Scarpa. Wall hanging by DARCEY FLEMING and 1960’s pendant and wall lights by Ingo Maurer.

We curated the artworks for each space from a huge network of galleries including and INCUBATOR

Photography by Felix Speller

This project was a joy to design, deliver and photograph.
Thanks also to my brilliant team Spinocchia Freund x Be

With enormous thanks to Ben and all of the Elle Deco team - for featuring The Artist’s House. ELLE Decoration UK Ben Spr...
21/09/2026

With enormous thanks to Ben and all of the Elle Deco team - for featuring The Artist’s House. ELLE Decoration UK Ben Spriggs

This was a project dedicated to collaboration, living with art everyday and using works by emerging artists alongside iconic pieces of collectible furniture.

Living areas are warm, inviting and comfortable with colour taking centre stage on the coffee tables by Henry Holland Studio , alongside a vintage pair of Pierre Jeanneret ‘Easy Chairs’.

The formal space features vintage pieces from icons such as Tobia Scarpa and lights by Isamu Noguchi along with fabrics and wallpapers by Dedar Dedar

We curated the artworks for each space from a huge network of galleries including and INCUBATOR

Photography by Felix Speller

This project was a joy to design, deliver and photograph.
Thanks also to my brilliant team Spinocchia Freund x Be

Our Mediterranian coastal project in Architectural Digest España Architectural Digest“Simplicity, spaciousness, and lo...
19/08/2026

Our Mediterranian coastal project in Architectural Digest España Architectural Digest

“Simplicity, spaciousness, and local materials played a fundamental role. The design sought to create a genuine sense of timelessness, whether through the custom-made wardrobes, the flooring finishes, or the outdoor furniture. Every detail was conceived to be simple, uncluttered, and enduring”

Photography by Kate Martin

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