Olivia Edwards.
About me
I approach all of my work with the belief that design should be enjoyed by everyone.
Since qualifying in Spatial and Interior Design in 2014 at Chelsea College of Art and Design, London, I have developed end-to-end expertise in interior design, construction and project management, seeing projects through from the early concept and design stage to full delivery on-site.
My experience spans a variety of sectors and clients including well-established hospitality businesses, luxury private and residential interiors, co-working spaces and startup street food vendors. I see interior design as a collaborative process, so I often work with selected contractors and suppliers to bring my projects to life in London and across the UK.
Previous clients include: Nobu Hotel, Sushi Samba, Minotti, Karma Kitchen, Queen's Mayfair, Randy's Wing Bar, Mac and Wild and various private clients.
The Edwards Family.
We're a creative bunch
You could say that design is in my genes.
William Edwards (1719-1789), my great grandfather’s great grandfather, taught himself the fundamentals of masonry and was commissioned to build a bridge over the River Taff in Wales at the age of 27. After several attempts over a period of seven years, he eventually succeeded in creating Pontypridd Bridge, the first single span traffic bridge in the world, and went on to build further bridges across south Wales.
And my grandfather, Vivian Edwards, was an engineer for over 60 years before retiring at the age of 84. He planned steel works in Mexico, New Zealand and Iran, and won the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for his works on the London Underground’s Jubilee Line.
Had an idea?
If you want to discuss a residential or commercial interior design project, get in touch using the email address below.
Vivian Edwards at the Toshiba HQ in Tokyo, Japan