Millier London, When Scandinavian Meets Modern Design

Millier London, When Scandinavian Meets Modern Design

May 24, 2021

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Millier is a London and Stockholm based Architecture and Interiors House established in 2010 by Alexandra Nord and Helen Westlake. The residential and commercial projects in the UK and Internationally include grand townhouses, boutique hospitality, world-class spas, super-prime developments and heritage-listed country estates. CovetED is here to let you know all about the designer, are you ready? Come and find out more about the projects!

Creating timeless sophisticated spaces is at the forefront of our design ethos. Their passionate focus is combining interior detailing and materiality with architectural form from the earliest sketches, to deliver beautifully considered, contextual spaces.

They encourage collaboration and innovation. Their dedicated team of architects and interior designers has been carefully selected for their high level of skill, experience and vision, with a proven track record of project delivery. They pride themselves on their team’s diverse and international background; they draw on their collective experience to provide a customised approach with a complementary suite of services to suit the individual needs of each project.

Regent’s Crescent Show Flat
Marylebone

Iconic 3-floor residence set within John Nash’s 1820 masterpiece, Regent’s Crescent. Millier has realised the full interior architecture and dressing scheme for our 4 bedroom show residence. Their main objective was to capture the old-world grandeur of the Regency period whilst providing a modern touch to create beautiful spaces for contemporary living, with nods throughout to the Royal Societies and innovation of this enlightened era.

Country Estate
Buckinghamshire

A full refurbishment of a six-bedroom country estate with equestrian facilities. Millier delivered the full interior design scheme with bespoke joinery, furniture and luxurious textiles to complement existing period features and create a warm and light-filled family home.