Press Archive
2023
Soft lines for a sharp lookSee how a series of curved, round and wiggly-shaped furniture offsets the sharp, prismatic angles of One Crown Place.Echoing the shapes of London’s skylineNeutral hues pave the way for bold, colourful furniture and artwork in two Angel O’Donnell-designed apartments.Lancer Square unveils two chic new residencesBoth Angel O’Donnell and Studio Ashby have created interiors inspired by Kensington’s architecture and royal parks.The ultimate kitchen garden guideCheck out the latest garden gizmos gaining traction in the world of luxury outdoor kitchens.Kensington-inspired eleganceThe apartment is packed with global designs – from Murano glass chandeliers to a hand-knotted Tibetan rug.A new super-prime destinationAngel O’Donnell and Studio Ashby work different types of magic in Lancer Square, Kensington.Getting the best price for your houseRichard Angel gives top advice on how to modify a home to boost its value and saleability.Luxurious lateral livingAngel O’Donnell and Studio Ashby lavish two large, lateral residences with expressive artwork and a mix of contemporary and vintage pieces.Inside Richard Angel’s homeWhen Richard and the Angel O’Donnell team refurbished his family home, *cosy* and *considered* were their guiding principles.Making an entranceFrom colour drenching to statement lighting, top designers advise how best to joosh up one’s entrance hall.A wow-factor welcomeShimmering chandeliers, daringly dark colours, punchy patterns and oversized art are just some of the ways you can level up your entrance hall.Celebrating light and fun in the CityAt One Crown Place, Angel O’Donnell puts the playful into serious design.Look around Richard’s renovated homeWhen Richard decided to overhaul his family home, he and the Angel O’Donnell team set to work creating a series of welcoming spaces full of interesting design details.How Gen Z are shaping luxury propertyTech, wellness and sustainability are priorities for young UHNWI. But what else are they looking for in a home?How to make a home sale-readyBefore prepping his home for sale, Richard and the team outlined five guiding principles. Read article to discover more.Colour of the monthSerene grey green is the colour to be seen. Now see it action in hallways, bathrooms, bedrooms and beyond.The designers of choice for luxury propertyRichard and Ed chat to Dexters about their approach to projects, their love of the Capital, and the people they champion.10 easy ways to refresh your homeEver wondered what interior designers do to give their homes a quick New Year refresh? Then this article’s for you.Making the leapSix interior designers share their experiences of what it takes to establish a successful studio.2022
Colour of the monthHomes & Gardens celebrates October’s colour: purple in all its dramatic, nuanced glory.Five-star residences overlooking Lord’sBuyers are bowled over by the five-star amenities and quietly confident interiors, designed by Angel O’DonnellStep inside One St. John’s WoodExplore apartments inspired by the area’s leafiness and world-famous Lord’s Cricket Ground.Ed lives for details, Après-ski + moreEd O’Donnell joins Design Milk for Friday Five. Discover some of his top inspirations – from fragrances to fringe theatre.Historical London grandeurWhen someone buys an apartment inside The OWO, they’re buying a slice of British history, culture and fame.Next level staircasesWant to make a great first impression? Then elevate your staircase with these great design ideas.Heritage landmark livingLondon’s former Old War Office opens its doors to reveal the world’s first Raffles-branded residences.The magic of muralsMurals can transport you to far-flung lands, envelop you in fantasy, and immerse you in narrative. Explore the magic of murals…Creating drama in the homeVibrant wallpapers, painted ceilings, lavish lighting – visual drama in the home should delight, enliven and entertain.Big prices in Little VeniceOnce rundown, Little Venice is now home to fintech entrepreneurs, pop stars, fashion photographers and now Ed O’Donnell.Inside Churchill’s wartime HQHomes & Gardens steps into the past for an intimate room-by-room tour of the historic The OWO Residences.First impressions countDevelopers must work harder than ever to distinguish themselves from the competition and make a great first impression.First look: The OWO unveiledDesign studios Angel O’Donnell and Albion Nord complete the world’s first Raffles-branded residences at The OWO.Globetrotting with EdEd reveals in his favourite getaways and best souvenirs in luxury property magazine, Abode2.20 ways to cosy up your fireplaceWarm colours, large candles, decorative wood piles – read the experts’ top tips for creating a toasty focal point in the home.Old-world charm meets six-star serviceGet the inside track on what residents can expect from The OWO’s incredible amenities and service.There’s only one One St. John’s WoodA new residential development in an iconic location that embraces the trappings of luxury London living.Colourful bedroom ideasCheck out Livingetc’s pick of the best colourful bedroom ideas to bring vibrancy and character to your space.Culture, comfort and famous artAngel O’Donnell wanted to create a home fit for a world-class citizen; a home rich in culture, comfort and seriously impressive art.Stairs with hidden surprisesIt’s an elevation revelation: top ideas for putting the space under your stairs to better use.10 of the chicest bedrooms in the worldFrom Bali to Delhi to good o’ Blighty – check out ten of the best boudoirs in the world.Creative and versatile designsOverall Winner, Angel O’Donnell, reflects on the significance of awards and the importance of having faith in one’s designs.Nature-inspired interiorsA bevy of big-name designers celebrate the joys of springtime interiors – from sunny pastels to floral prints.Meet the foundersThe Luxury Property Forum chats to Richard and Ed about their award-winning studio, Angel O’Donnell.Galley kitchen ideasThe galley kitchen – with its efficient, straight-lined layout – is making a comeback. So squeeze tight and think small.Set the stageEmpty properties are harder to sell. So if you don’t want to hang around – and who does? – you must show off your property’s full potential.Picture-perfect framingA frame is the finishing touch to a work of art. But there’s a lot to consider, as Ed O’Donnell and other experts explain.The cream of the CapitalCheck out some of the most ambitious developments changing the face of London.Zone your home…and breatheDoctor’s orders: sooth your soul in a room filled with natural materials and warm light.10 smart investment buys for the homeInvesting in pieces that will stand the test of time – and even go up in value – is where the smart money is.Boutique hotel inspirationJoin Ed O’Donnell as he walks us through the beautiful, pattern-rich interiors of a classic Chelsea townhouse.2021
The future of the show apartmentRichard Angel argues that the cookie-cutter approach to interior designing a show apartment has gone well and truly stale.Design to rentIn an in-depth interview, Richard Angel & Ed O’Donnell reveal the secrets to creating a smash-hit Build to Rent development.Private skylineItalian journalist, Maria Tatsos, vividly captures the terrace and interiors of our penthouse at The Dumont.Latest project unveiledEd O’Donnell reveals his inspirations for an 18th-floor penthouse with a vast 1,867sq ft roof terrace and sweeping views of the Capital.2020
A New York-style penthouse in East LondonThe Atlas Building’s shiny steel and glass structure conjures thoughts of 1920s Manhattan and the strong shapes of Art Deco design.Trading spacesWant to see how an interior designer lives? Then step inside Ed O’Donnell’s former Brixton home…it won’t disappoint.Compact and cleverSee how interior designer Ed O’Donnell and his team squeezed the best out of precious London square footage.Timeless interiorsHear it from the experts: Richard Angel and Ed O’Donnell share top tips on space-planning, colour palettes, patterns and more.London callingWhite marble, shiny metal, warm, dark wood – just some of the features in our Shoreditch penthouse that appeal to Marie Claire Maison.Little house. Big personality.Small can not only be beautiful but also surprisingly spacious – as Ed O’Donnell’s former 9ft 8in wide house proves.2019
Experts in prime designRichard Angel and Ed O’Donnell discuss interior design trends, artisan crafts, Build to Rent, and where they see themselves in five years’ time.2018