About Andrew Jonathan Griffiths
A New Day is a boutique interior design studio, founded in London by Andrew Jonathan Griffiths. The studio was formed with a vision to create thoughtful spaces that improve how you live, and bring a smile to the face. That simple philosophy underpins the studio’s work, whatever the project. Work by A New Day is featured in titles including Elle Decoration, LivingEtc and The Sunday Times, while the studio is recognised in The Modern House Directory and The List by House & Garden.
An approachable and transparent way of working connects you with design that delights. Our work spans London and beyond, with current projects including the renovation of a Grade II Listed home in Hampstead, a full reconfiguration of a large family home in Highgate and the extension and full upgrade of a four storey home in South West London.
Billed as a rising talent in the industry, our clients love our attention to detail and commitment to understanding and elevating their aspirations for a space.
SPECIALISMS
Home/Residential, Hotels, Restaurants
STYLES
Classic Contemporary, Contemporary, Urban
LOCATIONS
London, South East England, South England, South West England, Happy to consider projects internationally
Projects by Andrew Jonathan Griffiths
The Barbican Apartment
Nestled in the heart of London’s Barbican estate sits a four-bedroom apartment within the…ViewHeath House
A project collaboration between our studio and Fraher & Findlay architects, this Grade II…ViewLondon Duplex
The look and feel of this central London home takes cues from the clients’ African heritag…ViewBayswater Mews House
The partial refurbishment of a three-storey Mews House on the edge of Hyde Park. Our brief…ViewScandi-style restraint, with a playful edge
Our brief was to create an open plan kitchen / dining space that would become as much a pl…ViewHighgate House
Breathing new life into a four-storey home on the edge of the woods.
We partnered with…ViewSouth West London Family Home
A full, back-to-brick remodelling of a family home on the edge of the Common.
We came o…View