Icône Interior London

Icône Interior London We are specialised in luxury interior and architecture for residential and commercial client across

18/08/2026

The wardrobe is not a room you pass through.

It is the first room that is entirely yours.

Every woman deserves a room that belongs only to her. 🤍

A room for the girl who’s not quite a child anymore, but not quite grown up either.Sage velvet against silvered sheer cu...
17/08/2026

A room for the girl who’s not quite a child anymore, but not quite grown up either.

Sage velvet against silvered sheer curtains. A feather pendant that catches the light like something out of a daydream. Soft mauve, brushed gold, powder pink — colours that whisper rather than shout.

This is one of the showflat’s quieter moments — proof that even the smallest details can carry a scheme. Because luxury isn’t only in the marble and the statement pieces. Sometimes it’s in the way a cushion catches the afternoon light.

Which corner would your daughter claim first? 🤍

Some clients bring mood boards, but this one arrived with a clear mind, devoid of colour.Black and white isn’t an absenc...
14/07/2026

Some clients bring mood boards, but this one arrived with a clear mind, devoid of colour.

Black and white isn’t an absence of choice; it’s the most deliberate. Every material and texture had to work harder to stand out in a monochrome world.

The relief panel, dried botanicals, smoke glass, and sculptural loop on the coffee table were all chosen because they could hold their own in a monochrome setting.

Working with a client who knows exactly what they want is a privilege. This was one of those. 🖤

What would you choose — colour or no colour? 👇

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Before the furniture arrives, the details speak for themselves.Polished steel. Hand-carved panels. Light built into ever...
09/07/2026

Before the furniture arrives, the details speak for themselves.

Polished steel. Hand-carved panels. Light built into every surface.

This is what a room looks like when the finish is the design. 🖤

Full reveal coming soon.

We don’t often get asked to design a ball pit.When we do, we take it as seriously as everything else.Two playrooms. Two ...
01/07/2026

We don’t often get asked to design a ball pit.

When we do, we take it as seriously as everything else.

Two playrooms. Two families. Riyadh. One with a tower, a slide, clouds on the ceiling and stars only visible from inside the tunnel. One quieter, built to grow with the child.

Design is allowed to play 🎈

What did your childhood bedroom look like?



Some of the pictures from Abdul Ahad Khan

What does the sea feels like when you’re inside? Save this if it make you feel something 💙🌊
19/06/2026

What does the sea feels like when you’re inside?

Save this if it make you feel something 💙🌊

This project challenged our usual design language, which emphasised quiet restraint and the importance of every element....
18/06/2026

This project challenged our usual design language, which emphasised quiet restraint and the importance of every element.
The client wanted something different: opulence, where every surface has a purpose and communicates a unified message.
Upon entering, a marble fountain with a single brass faucet at the room’s centre immediately captures attention. This tradition in Islamic architecture symbolises water as a philosophical element, not just decoration. In riads, palaces, and courtyards, water served as a boundary between the outside world and the peaceful interior, cooling the air and creating a sense of silence.

The palette follows with delicacy, featuring warm stone, aged ivory, mosaics and soft blue in cushions. Gold is present but subtle, with brass fittings, chain details, and lantern frames that catch and release light. The mood is timeless, combining cool and warm tones, ancient and precise elements.
The intricate mashrabiya panels, originating in Islamic design from the 11th century, filter light, direct airflow, and allow observation without intrusion. The 8-pointed star, khatim, appears throughout, representing harmony and the infinite in Islamic art.
This project demonstrated that restraint and richness can coexist. Sometimes, the most thoughtful approach is to fully commit to the world you’ve created.

We’re glad we did.


What’s the first detail that caught your eye? 👇

This project challenged our usual design language, which emphasised quiet restraint and the importance of every element....
18/06/2026

This project challenged our usual design language, which emphasised quiet restraint and the importance of every element.
The client wanted something different: opulence, where every surface has a purpose and communicates a unified message.
Upon entering, a marble fountain with a single brass faucet at the room’s centre immediately captures attention. This tradition in Islamic architecture symbolises water as a philosophical element, not just decoration. In riads, palaces, and courtyards, water served as a boundary between the outside world and the peaceful interior, cooling the air and creating a sense of silence.

The palette follows with delicacy, featuring warm stone, aged ivory, mosaics and soft blue in cushions. Gold is present but subtle, with brass fittings, chain details, and lantern frames that catch and release light. The mood is timeless, combining cool and warm tones, ancient and precise elements.
The intricate mashrabiya panels, originating in Islamic design from the 11th century, filter light, direct airflow, and allow observation without intrusion. The 8-pointed star, khatim, appears throughout, representing harmony and the infinite in Islamic art.
This project demonstrated that restraint and richness can coexist. Sometimes, the most thoughtful approach is to fully commit to the world you’ve created.

We’re glad we did.

What’s the first detail that caught your eye? 👇

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