Adam Bray is a London-based interior designer whose work spans residential, commercial, and development projects internationally. His involvement ranges from providing thoughtful design direction for individual rooms to leading the complete creative specification and execution of large-scale properties and multi-unit developments. The studio frequently collaborates with architects, developers, and private collectors on projects requiring a cohesive design vision across architecture, interiors, and furnishings.
His studio brings together an experienced team skilled in architectural detailing, procurement, and project management, supported by a longstanding network of specialist consultants, artisans, and makers cultivated over more than three decades of professional practice. The studio is particularly recognised for creating layered, characterful interiors with a strong emphasis on atmosphere and the thoughtful combination of historic and contemporary pieces.
Adam’s portfolio is widely published and includes several years overseeing interiors for the original Annabel’s group of clubs for the Birley family, the refurbishment of the lobby at Vogue House for Condé Nast, and a broad body of work encompassing city apartments and country houses throughout the United Kingdom, Marrakesh, and the United States. His London apartment has been featured in Ton magazine (Issue 1, 2023) and in Simon Upton’s London Living (Vendome Press, 2023). A film tour of the apartment, produced by House & Garden, has attracted over 1.6 million views on Instagram since April 2025. In 2021, Adam opened a shop and gallery in Camden presenting a curated and regularly changing collection of antique and vintage furniture, textiles, lighting, and decorative objects. Open by appointment, the space acts as both a resource for decorators and collectors and a practical extension of the studio’s sourcing work.
Renowned for his assured use of colour, deep knowledge of historic and ethnographic textiles, and collaborative approach to design, Adam has contributed to several celebrated product collections. These include a namesake paint range with Papers & Paints, cabinet colour collections for Plain English Kitchens, the Waver rug collection with Vanderhurd, and a wallpaper range for Hamilton Weston. In 2023, he launched fitted carpet collections with Peter Page Carpets and an extensive fabric collection with Soane Britain. His growing collection of upholstered furniture and textiles, originally developed for private commissions, is now available through Tissus d’Hélène at Chelsea Harbour.