As Seen In

Featured, recognised and professionally established.

Carole Crowe Interior Design has been featured in ELLE Decoration, Luxe Magazine and High Life North, and recognised as Transformational Interior Design Studio of the Year 2026, UK.

If you found me through ELLE Decoration, welcome. This page offers a little more about the studio, the thinking behind the work and what it can feel like to be supported through a deeply considered renovation.

Each feature and award reflects a different part of the work, from colour, spatial thinking and family life to the deeper philosophy behind homes that hold who their owners are becoming. This recognition matters because it offers an external view of the same qualities I bring to every project: thoughtful design, calm leadership, emotional intelligence and the professional rigour needed to create homes that feel deeply personal and properly resolved.

A selection of features, awards and professional recognition celebrating the studio’s approach to emotionally intelligent, spatially rigorous interior design.

LUXlife magazine Home & Garden Awards 2026 for Transformational Interior Design Studio of the Year UK awarded to carole crowe interior design.
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Carole crowe interior design finalist for the 2025 small business awards
Carole Crowe Interior design 'As featured in High Life North' Newcastle, north east, northumberland, jesmond, gosforth, ponteland, darras hall Tynemouth
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Carole crowe Interior design BIID member
Modern kitchen with black cabinetry, a white island, and contemporary lighting. Furnished with bar stools, decorative vases, and lush indoor plants.

For forever homes, thoughtful renovations and next chapters

I design from the inside out, creating homes that are shaped by how you want to live, not just how you want them to look. What makes this work distinctive is the balance of emotional intelligence, calm authority and expert spatial thinking, creating homes that feel cohesive, considered and deeply liveable.

  • Inside-out design, rooted in how you want to live and feel.

  • Expert spatial thinking, from layout and proportion to light, storage and detail

  • Calm design leadership, so the renovation feels cohesive, clear and professionally guided

What you can expect:

Modern colourful bold kitchen with teal cabinets, denkton countertop, built-in oven, black induction stove, a black vase with pink flowers, and a colorful seating nook with a sunflower pattern on the cushions.
  • Cocooned in harder seasons, because the home supports you rather than adding to the noise.

  • Party and peace in the same space, through layout, lighting and boundaries that hold both

  • Different tastes brought into one cohesive whole, without anyone feeling overridden

  • Supported through decision-heavy moments, with a clear next step and a designer who can lead

What this can feel like

If this feels like the kind of support you’ve been looking for, the next step is a Connection Call.

Traditional Contemporary classic designed walnut and soft green slim shaker kitchen, a marble backsplash, a kitchen island with reeded wood paneling, four blue bar stools, a built-in walnut window seat with colorful pillows, and a skylight above.

The Carole Method™

We begin with connection and deep listening, then translate what I hear into structure: layout, flow and spatial decisions. Only then do we move into materials, lighting and detail, so the design feels deeply personal, professionally resolved, and ready to move forward with clarity.

Magazine open to an article about interior design, featuring images of modern living spaces, kitchens, and living rooms with colorful furniture and decor.
A woman with short blonde hair smiling, dressed in a black outfit with a red scarf, on the cover of Luxe magazine.

As featured in ELLE Decoration, Luxe Magazine and Highlife North.

A magazine cover titled "Elle Decoration" featuring a vibrant, surreal interior space with colorful wallpaper, velvet chairs, a fireplace, and striking yellow furniture accents.
A newspaper advertisement page about stylish interiors, featuring a large photo of a modern kitchen and dining area, a smaller photo of a woman with short red hair and glasses, and a QR code.
An open magazine showing pages with images of a modern kitchen and a woman with short red hair, glasses, wearing a leopard-print top, standing next to a round table with yellow cups and a tea set, on a wooden surface.
Close-up of a magazine cover featuring a smiling man with short, curly hair and a beard, wearing a black jacket, with the word "LUXE" in large white letters.
Cover of Elle Decoration magazine, March 2026 issue, featuring a mid-century modern living room with yellow armchairs, a yellow sofa, a wooden speaker, a black and beige console, and red walls with curtains.
A magazine page featuring interior design content, including a photo of a modern kitchen and dining area, an image of a woman with red hair holding flowers, and various decorative wallpapers and objects.
  • “Carole turned our plain house into a warm, welcoming home that feels like our safe, happy place. She listened to our whole family, then delivered concept boards beyond what we could have imagined. The result has real wow factor, but it still feels like home.”

    Rachel and Simon, Google

  • “Carole came in mid-renovation and still transformed the outcome. She challenged my ideas with tact and patience, and guided me to something I would never have had the confidence to do. The result is far better than I would have ended up with.”

    Dave, Google

  • “Carole fully invested her time in understanding what we wanted in our forever home and brought us on a real journey. She brought our ideas to life in a way that gave us both wow factor and the family space we had been waiting for. Our kitchen diner is now the heart of our home.”

    Jenny and Andrew - Google

Ready to begin?

Book a Connection Call and we’ll explore whether we’re aligned, and what the best next step is.