Interior designer Beata Heuman small London flat is full of stylish tricks and interior design ideas.

It’s the sort of London afternoon that can only be described as “blustery”—plane leaves whirling through the air, pedestrians clutching umbrellas and casting nervous glances skywards—but in Beata Heuman’s newly opened office at 188 Hammersmith Road, the atmosphere is delightfully cozy. The designer’s Willow Ink fabric—inspired by 18th-century Stoke-on-Trent ceramics and memories of porcelain cups of tea on rainy days—covers the walls, while pots of red geraniums crowd the windowsill and the…

Beata Heuman, who recently opened her 188 office and showroom in Hammersmith, talks to Vogue about the small interiors switch-ups she likes to make in the colder months, and how to make your home cosier for winter.

Known for her ability to make every room sing, Beata Heuman was the ideal choice to decorate a musician's family home. By introducing texture, colour and ingenious design details, the interior designer has softened the contemporary lines of this London house and brought the spaces to life

Lucy Williams Home on Instagram: “One decision I made pretty much instantly for the new house was that I wanted to do bookshelves around the opening between the two…”

Having taken an age to find, Beata Heuman wanted her and her husband’s first family home to be their own little magical world. And in this aim she has succeeded, writes Aimee Farrell