Newly launched, House of Estila is a permanent design showroom at 66 Turnmill Street in London’s Clerkenwell design district. Curated by founder Karolina Barnes, the space is a celebration of 100% British design – from framed artworks to wallpaper, furniture, lighting, and homewares. Every item showcased is selected not only for its aesthetic merit but for its ethical and sustainable roots. Locally sourced materials and time-honoured skills underscore the showroom’s mission: to elevate the visibility of smaller, next-generation British interior brands.
Among the standout collections featured at House of Estila are the revitalised scarf prints of Richard Allan – a name synonymous with 1960s London fashion. These archival designs, brought into the realm of contemporary interiors, perfectly capture the spirit of the showroom: thoughtful, layered, and unmistakably British.
In this new chapter of interior design, heritage isn’t just something we look at or preserve – it’s something we inhabit. Through this modern alchemy of fashion and interiors, mid-century scarf designs are no longer simply relics of style history. They are storytellers, scene-setters, and vibrant contributors to the spaces we live in today.
