Interior designer Louise Bradley has brought her simple, elegant and largely neutral palette to upper class homes in London and Hertfordshire where projects have included a townhouse on Grosvenor Square and a country cottage. For those who can't afford a complete home make-over by the stylish designer, her chandeliers-offset-with-wood signature style can be bought into at this King's Road store. There's another showroom on the pretty Walton Street not so far away and the exclusive locations will give some indication of the prices you can expect to pay - a cluster of Louise Bradley cushions may well set you back more than an IKEA sofa.
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Interior designer Louise Bradley has brought her simple, elegant and largely neutral palette to upper class homes in London and Hertfordshire where projects have included a townhouse on Grosvenor Square and a country cottage. For those who can't afford a complete home make-over by the stylish designer, her chandeliers-offset-with-wood signature style can be bought into at this King's Road store. There's another showroom on the pretty Walton Street not so far away and the exclusive locations will give some indication of the prices you can expect to pay - a cluster of Louise Bradley cushions may well set you back more than an IKEA sofa.
