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Rose Uniacke is a modern luxury interior designer based in London known for her range of contemporary interior designs, antique curation and self-designed homeware collections made from the finest materials.
Rose Uniacke is an architectural and interior designer, antiques dealer and furniture designer who has garnered a world-class reputation for her signature aesthetic that is unrivalled in its quiet simplicity, sensitivity, and sophistication.
Rose Uniacke is an interior designer, a designer of furniture and lighting – for individual clients as well as for her shop - and a dealer in both antiques and pieces by other, usually well known, designers.
227K Followers, 774 Following, 1,876 Posts - Rose Uniacke (@roseuniacke) on Instagram: "Interior and architectural design, gallerist. Visit 76-84 Pimlico Road, London for antiques, furniture and textiles."
Sep 12, 2023 · Unveiling ‘Rose Uniacke At Work’, her second monograph, the designer invites us into her London home, sharing her passions, inspirations, and how she approaches her own interiors
Feb 21, 2017 · The house, owned by antiques dealer turned interior designer Rose Uniacke, opens into a hallway almost stately in scale: a sweep of stone stairs, a fireplace, a work by Carl Andre (two copper...
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Feb 20, 2017 · Rich and restrained, elegant yet comfortable, Rose Uniacke’s interiors are places nobody wants to leave. No wonder she is sought after by an increasingly global group of discerning clients.
Oct 5, 2021 · In her new limited-edition book Rose Uniacke at Home (Rizzoli), the London-based decorator opens up the doors to her own sprawling Pimlico residence—originally built by Scottish portrait artist James Rannie Swinton, who used the space as both a home and studio in the 1860s.
Sep 20, 2023 · It’s hard not to lapse into a flurry of superlatives when faced with the serene and sumptuous interiors created by the English decorator, designer, and antiques dealer Rose Uniacke. And none more so than her own home, where she completely reimagined an 1860 property of palatial proportions in Pimlico, central London.
