Studio Heim Founder Kate Allamby Featured by Att Pynta

We're delighted to share that Studio Heim founder and principal designer Kate Allamby was recently featured in ATT PYNTA's At Home With series, offering a little glimpse into life at home and the inspiration behind her approach to interior design.

The feature invites readers into Kate's home in Linlithgow, Scotland, exploring the spaces, objects and personal touches that make it feel so special.


A home designed for everyday living

For Kate, a home should be more than just beautiful to look at. It should feel comfortable, personal and considered, supporting the way we live every day.

Her own home reflects the same philosophy that underpins Studio Heim's work, combining natural materials, a thoughtful colour palette and carefully chosen pieces to create a calm, welcoming atmosphere. From a much-loved green sofa and layers of cosy cushions to artwork collected on travels, it's the personal details that bring warmth and character to each space.

As an interior designer based in Scotland, Kate draws inspiration from a variety of places, including travel, nature, art and the work of other designers. A recent trip to Morocco, for example, sparked a particular appreciation for earthy tones, beautiful ceramics and traditional textiles.

It's this mix of inspiration, alongside a focus on functionality and timeless design, that informs the interiors created by Studio Heim.


Discover the full feature

In the interview, Kate shares some of her favourite things about home life, the pieces she's held on to over the years and the places that continue to inspire her design style.

Read the full feature on the ATT PYNTA Journal.

At Studio Heim, we believe the best interiors are those that feel like home. Whether you're looking to reimagine a single room or create a cohesive scheme throughout your property, we design thoughtful, timeless spaces that balance beauty with the practicalities of everyday life.

Discover our interior design services or get in touch to discuss your project.

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