What I love about Sophie (I've been following her channel for several years) is not only her luxurious taste, but also her amazing personality. Most designers I've seen feeling proud of themselves for the design, like "Look what I've done to this place, I'm so smart!" but just from this video, you know how much Sophie loves her clients. For example, I normally don't like when a wooden shelf was painted, but she did it at her client's request and still managed to pick the best way to achieve that
All of Sophie's projects are great. She's got a perfect eye for what works and I love her combinations in the various rooms. Never overstated, you could walk into this house and feel immediately at home.😍
I just recently learned about this interior designer (I’m a newbie to the industry and currently learning) and I really love her style. I have to say that I do agree with some of the comments about the home being a bit cluttered but I personally only see that in a room or two and it gives me maximalist vibes which some people like that style of design in their homes so I could see why it may not be favorable for some like myself because I personally don’t like clutter. But overall this space is amazing and clearly being that she’s a renowned designer her work is clearly worth learning from so fantastic job! Bravo! 👏🏾❤️
Absolutely sensational decor. Very elegant, refined and timeless. Sophie herself gives total Kate Middleton vibes with her soft and regal demeanor. Love her and her work!
Just noticed that comments are deleted if they express a dislike or hold a negative stance for a particular design. It wasn’t even my own comment but I saw the comment disappear live (someone commented that the design looked too cluttered). Not nice that we have lost all sorts of freedoms to express our opinions! I adore SP designs personally ; but I’m disappointed with the Home show for deleting comments that don’t suit their agenda.
There’s a bit of criticism in the comments. I think it might be because some of the comments are just nasty and repetitive over and over again-people not only not liking the design but also dumping on the whole project without offering any useful point of view.
@@janetroberts7614 I agree, but the comment I saw being deleted wasn’t disrespectful, it was a mere negative comment. I think when you put yourself out there to teach others how to do something, you should also accept that others may disagree with your choices and may wish to express that publicly. I don’t thinks it’s about silencing people that genuinely wanted to add their opinion. Now, when it comes to rude viewers, 0 tolerance.
If they had nothing nice to say, they should not have said anything😃. It may not be their taste, but no one asked their opinion. The overall design is fantastic, some of it may work for some and some may not... you get the idea and tailor it to your needs. Toxic comments are definitely not appreciated.
@@robb6170 I respectfully disagree. As long as the comment is made respectfully, it should be left alone. The whole point of social media is community engagement and commentary. It’s part of the social contract: if you post content for a public audience, you are then opening yourself to feedback from that audience. I think this is especially important for the arts. Art is all about provoking dialog and discourse. It is not meant for passive consumption. If you are an artist or a creator and you can’t handle criticism, you are in the wrong field…
The curtains around the bed are brilliant & stunning. The entire home, feels cozy & luxurious. All the details throughout make it look lived in, intentional, yet collected. Like you'd never want to add or subtract anything. Sofie Paterson is the ultimate designer. Leaves you wanting nothing more, nothing less. She could do any style perfectly
My favorite design of SPI is still the Chelsea townhouse they did for a bachelor few years ago. It was just elegantly done. This one does feel like an overuse of furniture, especially in the entry and living areas.
I love SP, but why is it that people at this income level don’t like color? Every design is neutral upon neutral upon neutral. The one departure I saw from this was when SP did the mega project in Oman (I think it was Oman….) That had a beautiful infusion of color, which was a breath of fresh air.
I love how the bathrooms were not their own design but it complemented really well with the rooms and the rest of the house. That's really good design.
Sophie, you are the greatest interior designer. ALL of your London & World projects are literally the BEST!! This project is just amazing. I love every room & every detail. ❤💙🤍 Thank you for sharing your amazing work.💙 Thank you also, to the owners of this stunning home for allowing Sophie to share this design with the world. Enjoy your new home 💙
OG MY GOD. I love this channel. I recently moved into a new home so watching this video brought back some lovely memories. So I live in Dubai and guess what we cant do? Put wallpapers on our wardrobe. I spoke to multiple people and they all warned me against it. Anyway, beautiful design. Loved every corner of this house. I loved the 4 poster style bed and the seating in the living spaces and THE KITCHEN... made me want to get into cooking. Fab job Sophie. I watch many of your videos and you can consider me a fan. Thank you for creating such beautiful spaces. I truly believe a beautiful home makes us tune into a beautiful headspace on autopilot, Love, Sia {Life Coach, Hormone Health Coach, Spiritual Coach, Energy Healer & Teacher, Tarot Card Reader & Teacher, Switch Word & Energy Circles Practitioner, Drawing & Handwriting Analyst, Feeding Thy Soul Blog}
Beautiful home not as neutral as usually some clients get and it's the clients request and likes that matter. I like the warm colours and light ones and touches of whimsy. Well done Sophie nice to see a part 2 of this design to take in all of the beautiful rooms one at a time. I would have taken the lift though ;)
Love *yutulu* the way you show it! You really focus on showing off the bag. I don't think any other RU-vidr can show off bags in as much detail as you.
What an amazing job you’ve done on this home Sophie, and as with all your designs...it’s very very cozy too which I love. Congratulations once again, and great to see your new screens were utilised lol.
The interior designer said that her client wanted the "best home in London". While that could be difficult to decide, I think this is one of the most luxurious homes in London -- and likely one of the most expensive ones as well. It showcases not only the expertise of the interior designer and her team, but also the wealth of the owner of this mansion.
The design is absolutely beautiful. If this is not your design style remember all different styles are beautiful . I personally don't like midcentury or ultra modern but it is still beautiful.
In these times when it can be seen how cruel people can be to each other (i have seen it as a doctor), i see why people striving for happiness find solace and therapy in design...You have a great job...Happy to see people supporting your talent...
I don’t think it’s cluttered, look up the definition, it looks like a family home that’s been lived in for a while where they have collected pieces over years rather than a soulless new modern build, I absolutely love the whole look ❤
Love the house, absolutely gorgeous. My taste is a bit different though since I'd love to see more wood and the color of wood. Something more cozy and less modern. But her taste is amazing!
Pretty standard (in a good way) design for a luxury home. Catalogue vibe. But character is not there. If that’s the owner’s preference, then it’s a success.
Decor and furnishings looks great - very stylish and elegant yet not ostentatious. The only thing I don't like is that table in the hallway 1:50 just blocks space, makes the place look smaller and bad Fen Shui!
OMG she is the better looking version of Kate Middleton and also with a natural English accent not the fake posh accent? 😂 She is also very talented interior designer. ❤
There are too many arm chairs and too much going on in the living room. It doesn't feel relaxed. There's a lot of stuff on the walls. Nice decorative pieces but there are too many of them. My advice would be to keep things simple and coherent. It's hard to understand the theme but I guess if the client is happy with the house, that's the most important thing. I wouldn't say it's the best house in London. The kitchen is simpler but I'm not sure about the artificial plants. A nice vase with fresh flowers would be better. The rooms are quite dark in general because the furniture that have been chosen are quite dark. The lighting is really important to me and I feel like it would make the house seem a lot bigger, nicer and welcoming. My score for this house would be 5/10.
Really tastefully done. Just some of the marble looks dated to me and space feels a bit too full and cramped but might be client’s wishes by asking for lots of seating. Otherwise fantastic
At the risk of my comment getting axed you pronounce the second largest city in India wrong it is not Cala Cata it’s pronounced Cal Calcutta .and yes house ( most of her designs ) is clustered.
First I have to say the home is fantastic, fabrics, wall coverings,choice of furnishings, beautiful….. but….. through my eyes I felt the shelving backs around both fireplaces in the front rooms looked overpowering and cluttered, THATS my only ? …. 👍
