Press

Neil Norton Design has garnered significant press coverage over the years, solidifying our reputation as a leading design company. Our work has been featured in high-profile publications such as Elle Decoration, Vogue Living, Architectural Digest and KBB, which have praised our unique and bespoke design.

Ireland's Homes Interiors & Living — June 2025. Cover feature: a coastal home in Co. Kerry with kitchen and furniture by Neil Norton Design, plus an exclusive video interview with Neil. Watch the interview.

Architectural Digest — September 2021. "Tour the Curvy London Home of a Wellness Entrepreneur and Writer" — an Earl's Court apartment created with interior designer Olga Ashby. Bespoke wardrobes, vanity cabinets and mirror, curved desk, TV cabinet and hallway storage by Neil Norton Design. Read the article.

Elle Decoration UK — November 2021. "Meditative London apartment with curves for days" — the same Earl's Court home, in collaboration with Olga Ashby. Read the article.

AD Architectural Digest Mexico — November 2021. International coverage of the Earl's Court apartment, with bespoke furniture by Neil Norton Design throughout.

Vogue Living Australia — October 2021. The Earl's Court home featured for readers in Australia — a collaboration with interior designer Olga Ashby, with bespoke furniture made by Neil Norton Design.

KBBFocus — 30 May 2023. "Interview: Kitchen designer Neil Norton on taking on the Barazza brand", by Amelia Thorpe. Neil spoke to KBBFocus about launching 1972, the exclusive UK and Ireland distributorship for Italian appliance maker Barazza, and relaunching the Wimbledon showroom around it. "Every kitchen I design is made to measure — a complete one-off — so I want the same high standards and design-led appeal from the appliances."

EKBB Magazine — October 2019. Cover feature. "Character Story", words by Amelia Thorpe, photography by Paul Craig — an eleven-page feature on a three-bedroom apartment at the top of a Victorian house near Wimbledon Village, for returning clients Clare and Mike Singer. Neil Norton Design made a set of soaring cupboards custom-made to the pitch of the ceiling, painted in Farrow & Ball Railings with a framed panel design echoing the Crittall-style patio doors, teamed with American Black walnut, Neolith Cement worktops and a back-lit Bianco Calcite marble splashback, plus the master bedroom storage and a bathroom vanity in oak reclaimed from French wine barrels. "The tall cabinets accentuate the drama of the room's height. Of course, ceiling angles in old houses are rarely absolutely straight, and this one was no exception. It was technically challenging to make sure it was made to fit the slope of the ceiling precisely."

EKBB Magazine — July 2017. A six-page feature, words by Amelia Thorpe, pictures by Paul Craig, on the Brixton home of interiors photographer Paul Craig and his husband Tim Dawson — a nineteen-room Victorian house taken back to brick. Neil Norton Design made the kitchen cabinetry in laser-cut, book-matched smoked ash burr veneer, with Moon Rock granite worktops and splashback. "Ash is a small tree, and each individual laser cut piece is probably no bigger than the size of your hand. It was then book-matched as it is pieced together and smoked. We laid the veneer out carefully before making the furniture to create the most beautiful effect, and then finished it with matt lacquer to ensure it will wear well."

The International Design & Architecture Awards 2022, run by design et al. The Mount, a London kitchen by Neil Norton Design photographed by Glyn Ridgers, was shortlisted for Kitchen Design over £100,000.

Front covers. Four issues have carried a Neil Norton Design kitchen on the front cover: EKBB Magazine in July 2017, October 2017 and October 2019, and Ireland's Homes Interiors & Living in June 2025.