FROM THE STUDIO

Journal

Thoughts on materials, spaces and considered living — written from the studio's point of view. Each post reflects the Kachi Interiors approach to interiors: warm, characterful and deeply considered, with a focus on craft, materiality and the details that make a home feel truly personal.

Bathroom Design Ideas — Tile, Tapware & Finish Pairings

Bathroom design ideas London 2026 | Real product specifications across five complete bathroom schemes — tile, tapware, mirrors and lighting — from Kachi Interiors, a London residential interior design studio.

Jun 610 min read

How to Mix Antiques with Contemporary Interiors — and Why It Works

There is a vessel in our latest Design Edit that has been in use for over a hundred years. A 19th-century bronze urli from Kerala, South India - originally a cooking vessel, passed between hands, carried through generations. It sits in Edit No. 5 not as a focal point, but as a quiet presence. It is the piece people ask about first. That is what antiques do. They carry something into a room that new objects simply cannot manufacture. Antiques are art at its most honest There i

Apr 117 min read

Inspired by the Brutalist architecture movement of the mid-20th century, the Brutus collection is reimagined in solid oak with a natural finish, highlighting the raw beauty and timeless appeal of the material itself.

Warm Brutalism — A Softer, More Livable Approach to Sculptural Interiors

Discover warm brutalism — a design approach that blends raw materials, sculptural forms and natural warmth to create interiors that feel grounded, calm and deeply considered.

Nov 26, 20255 min read