The Drayton Court Hotel Reopens After a Thoughtful Transformation
Sibley Grove’s approach to The Drayton Court Hotel’s refurbishment exemplifies how thoughtful design can breathe new life into existing spaces. By working with what was already there and enhancing it through creative, sustainable methods, they have crafted a hotel that respects its history while catering to the needs of modern travellers. The result is a property that feels timeless yet contemporary, embodying the perfect balance of function, beauty and sustainability.
Al Khozama Hotel wins prestigious international award
Sibley Grove designed Al Khozama Hotel wins the prestigious Haute Grandeur Global Award for Best Conference Venue Hotel in the Middle East 2024 and Best Hotel Residences in Saudi Arabia 2024.
Life in sustainable design
Designer, Shaun East, describes how he, Kate Sibley and Jeremy Grove started their journey together at Goldsmiths College back in the noughties, where they fostered a passion for sustainable design. Their ethos to create things of holistic beauty and value underpins the interior & architectural design company they went on to found, Sibley Grove.
The design Piggy In the Middle
When working on luxury hotel projects, interior designers can find themselves ‘piggy in the middle’, between the hotel brand and the hotel developer. This blog looks at ways to create win-win collaborations, so that everyone in the project team gets what they need.
The unexpected link between Wimbledon, VAR and luxury design
What do Wimbledon, VAR and luxury design have in common? We explore how design is about the human process rather than perfection and how AI is impacting the world of sport and luxury design.
Changing the design industry – the trends we actually need
6 design trends we actually need. Whilst we actively avoid trends as part of our studio’s design culture, there are trends in materials and design thinking that are super charging more sustainable practices.
Project Mangers – how to ensure that suppliers are meeting your project’s sustainability criteria
Sibley Grove design team: incorporating Design for Disassembly in everything we do.
Experience-Led vs. Product-Led Spaces: The Future of Consumer Engagement
Titsey Brewing Company - using the brewing journey to create a unique experience for customers.
Greenwashing: Is it Really that Bad?
Is greenwashing really that bad? And does it indicate a real shift in marketing, driven by customer expectation.
The Paradox of Sustainable Luxury Retail
Reselfridges in Oxford Street - using the Design for Disassembly process to create compelling and sustainable luxury retail spaces.
