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Charlie Casely-Hayford

Charlie's Habitat

Menswear designer Charlie Casely-Hayford stands in his Notting Hill home

Charlie Casely-Hayford

Menswear Designer

Lucky us. Here we get to glimpse inside the Notting Hill abode of Charlie Casely-Hayford, one of the UK’s pre-eminent menswear designers. Heaps of art, pattern and personal artefacts make Charlie’s home a complete joy to linger over. Happy spying.

Cream and white kitchen units are paired with an oak wooden worktop and flooring, whilst bottles and tins are stacked on shelves

Making a mark

When moving in with girlfriend Sophie, Charlie brought loads of books and artwork including a prized sculpture, The Thinker

A black sculpture of a face sits in the home of Charlie Casely-Hayford

A long white bookshelf filled with various books, whilst a green houseplant is strewn over some books

Charlie Casely-Hayford sketches in a notebook

Monochrome tablewear, including a fruit bowl, sits on a dark wooden table, with a geometric patterned monchrome table runner

Contrasting minimalism

Charlie and Sophie went for a maximal look but balanced it out with furniture in neutral colours

A white metal bed is softened with white and grey bed linen and brown cushions, whilst a table lamp sits on a white french style bedside table

Black picture frames hold various prints and artworks on the wall

A metallic file holder sits on a desk next to a black and copper vase filled with wild flowers. A perspex desk tidy holds pens and pencils, whilst pictures and poloroids decorate the wall

A silver desk lamp shines over a white gloss desk, whilst photos, cuttings and poloroids are arranged on a wall. Two shelves sit above the desk stacked with books

A large cream sofa is accessorised with cream throws and dark brown cushions, whilst a matching pouffe is used as a coffee table in the centre of the living room. Black frames hold various prints and artworks on the wall

Chilling out by the window

Escaping the studio is important these days, and Charlie likes to spend time on the living room sofa next to his aboriginal spirit sculptures

Beaded mug holders are placed over the top of green mugs and stacked on a shelf

Newspaper cuttings are framed and hung on a wall, highlighted with a silver lamp

Charlie Casley-Hayford and his girlfriend Sophie relax on the cream sofa of their Notting Hill home

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A monochrome print chair is accesssorised with throws, whilst wooden furniture including a sideboard, trunk and table fill the space. A large canvas is hung on the wall, whilst a piece of artwork is leant against it

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