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✨ Absolutely delighted and incredibly proud! ✨

I’m thrilled to announce that The Interior Co has been awarded the Diamond Distinction Award 2026 for Outstanding Bespoke Interior Design & Styling Studio – Cheshire! 🏆💎

After more than 25 years in the interior design industry, building my business on passion, creativity and a commitment to creating truly exceptional homes, receiving this recognition means so much to me.

Over 50 and Thinking of Downsizing? The Things to Let Go of Now — and What Deserves a Place in Your Next Chapter Whether you are moving from a substantial country house to a charming cottage or simply want to make your current home feel less cluttered, the principles are the same: be intentional, prioritise quality and create space for the things that matter. Follow my guide to downsizing Award winning Interior Designer Kerrie Griffin.

For those dreaming of a country home with individuality, history and understated elegance, Spenford House is a reminder that the most compelling interiors are often those that begin with a building worth saving.

When it comes to maintaining the integrity and charm of a listed building, few tasks are as delicate and important as replacing windows. Windows are not just functional elements; they are vital to the historical character and aesthetic of a structure. Upgrading or replacing them can breathe new life into an old building while attending to energy efficiency and conservation standards. Here’s how to navigate the process thoughtfully.

🏆 Interior Design Studio of the Year 2026

We are delighted to announce that The Interior Co has been named Interior Design Studio of the Year 2026 in the prestigious Central England Prestige Programme.

Founded by award-winning interior designer Kerrie Griffin, The Interior Co is renowned for creating distinctive, timeless interiors for luxury country homes, period and listed properties and private residences.

Another award. Another achievement. Another reason to be proud of what we create.

Getting planning permission within the grounds of a Grade II listed building was never going to be straightforward — and believe me, it wasn’t! Our original plan was to make use of the existing 1950s garage. It wasn’t listed, it was failing and, on paper, it seemed like the obvious place to start. But after two unsuccessful applications, it became clear that we needed to completely rethink our approach says Kerrie Griffin Award Winning Interior Designer.

I am absolutely thrilled to share some exciting news! ✨

Spenford House Boutique Rooms has been named Most Stylish & Elegant Nostalgic B&B 2026 – Shropshire in the LUXlife Hospitality Awards 2026. 🏆

When I bought this beautiful Grade II listed farmhouse, I had a vision to breathe new life into a historic home while preserving its character and soul. Every beam, every colour choice, every antique piece and every room has been thoughtfully designed to create a luxurious yet nostalgic escape.

Good design isn’t just about making things beautiful, It’s making better use of what you’ve already got.

A successful redesign isn’t necessarily about knocking down every wall or creating the biggest possible rooms.

It’s about asking:

How do you actually live here?

Where do you enter? Where do you naturally walk? Where do you want to sit? Where does the light come from? Which rooms need to be close together? Which existing services can be retained? And which changes will genuinely make the house feel better?

In this dorma bungalow, the answer isn’t simply to make the kitchen bigger.

It’s to completely rethink the relationship between the rooms.

Bringing You the Latest in Interior Design Trends and Exclusive Product Highlights

Welcome to the AUGUST Edition

Dear Valued Clients,

As we step into August, we’re excited to share the latest trends shaping the interior design world in 2026. This edition of our newsletter highlights key design movements and showcases exclusive products from our collection at The Interior Co. that align with these trends

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FOR SALE A Beautifully Restored A Grade II Listed Country 5 Bedroom 6 Bathroom Residence on Approx. 0.75 Acres with NEW Detached Oak Framed Annexe 3 Bay, plus Extra Planning Permission for granny annex and 8 meter Kitchen Extension.

This Grade II listed, oak-framed farmhouse in rural Shropshire dates back to 1640, with an 18th-century Long Hall extending gracefully to the rear. Once tired and structurally compromised, the house has been carefully and respectfully restored to reveal a warm, layered interior that feels both timeless and quietly contemporary. Developed by The Interior co Kerrie Rogers Interior Designer.