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Since 2018, over 72 families have trusted us to design and renovate the place they call home.

Inspired By European Homes, British Craftsmanship & Real Family Life.

Emma Merry Styling is a Surrey-based interior design studio specialising in full home renovations, interior architecture and kitchens for period and family homes across Surrey and South West London.

With over eight years’ experience renovating family homes, we understand how to balance thoughtful design with the realities of everyday life.

Our work has been featured in Homes & Gardens and Country Homes & Interiors, and the studio has received the Houzz Award for Design and Customer Service for the past six consecutive years. Most importantly, we’ve been trusted by over 72 families to help them transform their homes.

Design Services

OUR WORK

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Whether you’re redesigning one room or rebuilding an entire home, we help families create spaces that feel calm, cohesive and beautifully considered from the very beginning.

PRE BUILD CONSULTANCY

The service that highlights the potential pitfalls when undertaking a house extension. Within this session, we examine the architect's plans, with a view to futureproofing your home. Focusing on how you will live in the space on a daily basis. Our key objective is to ensure each room works together with design continuity.

"HELP I'M STUCK" CONSULTANCY

Are you mid-renovation on your home?

Have you lost your way?

Are you stuck for bathroom tile options?

Can't find the perfect headboard for the bedroom? If you feel like you’ve lost sight of how your finished room should look, this is the session for you. Our key objective is to ensure you leave with a vision, color ideas and sample suggestions that work with the items you have already secured.

PORTFOLIO

Award-winning British interior designer

JOURNAL

Renovation advice, honest design conversations and behind-the-scenes thinking from the studio.

Interior designer Emma Merry visiting WOW!house 2026, exploring luxury kitchen, bathroom and home bar interiors with layered materials, bespoke finishes and contemporary design details.

WOW!house Made Me Realise Homes Are Starting To Look The Same?

After visiting WOW!house this year, I left thinking less about trends and more about personality. Have we become so overexposed to Pinterest-perfect interiors that homes are starting to lose individuality altogether? From layered home bars to “quiet luxury” fatigue, here’s my honest take on the spaces that worked, the ones that didn’t and why the best interiors never feel copied.

Clerkenwell Design Week 2026: The British Brands Actually Worth Knowing

From sculptural British-made furniture to luxury bathroom innovations, Emma Merry Styling shares the standout finds, artisan brands and warm design trends emerging from Clerkenwell Design Week 2026.

Discover the Milan Design Week 2026 interior inspirations shaping luxury home renovations, and how to apply them to your Surrey home with confidence.

There are two types of Milan design week, in my opinion. The one that shouts, bold shapes, architectural concepts, headline pieces, that unmistakable “look at me” design. And then there’s the one we saw at Milan Design Week this year. The quieter one,it the one that doesn’t feel like trends but direction,strong inspiration. And if you’re renovating right now, this is the one that matters. Because as much as we all love a "what hot right now report", the truth (as Kate Watson-

CLIENT THOUGHTS

TESTIMONIALS

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If you are looking for a stylish & elegant design, please do reach out to Emma Merry. She is a fabulous Interior designer!

Emma has immediately understood my style and what I was trying to achieve from the project.
She has worked closely within the agreed budget however she gave me bespoke options, too. She has a vast array of good contacts within the industry.

Emma has prepared a wonderful mood board however she had left some decisions to me, which I was very pleased with. It made me feel very involved.

Emma shared lots of practical suggestions which I really appreciated. It’s important, especially when you create a completely new space without previous experience/ reference.