Trained as a menswear designer, the designer celebrates the vintage influence of his exuberant aesthetic while tapping into his love of colour
Be it fashion, interiors, ceramics or furniture, the work of Luke Edward Hall knows no bounds. Hall, who studied menswear design at Central Saint Martins, founded his London-based namesake studio in 2015.
Known for his ability to mix textures, nuances and different decor trends in a unique style, the 30-year-old British designer has already worked extensively with international brands including Burberry, Liberty London, The Rug Company and Richard Ginori.
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Why is colour so important to your design process?
Luke Edward Hall (LEH) Colour has always been a very important part of my work, no matter if I was designing clothes or a room. I’ve always loved colour. There is so much boring beige and grey in the world. I love embracing bold colours—it’s about optimism, I suppose. I find it happy-making.
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