Get The Look

Graham & Green is renowned for its quirky and bohemian aesthetic and distinctive industrial designs. Take inspiration from their latest collection.

From subtle sage to deep olive, muted tones of green are trending in kitchen design this spring summer. We share our favourite green urban spaces.

Industrial Inspiration From Graham & Green

Warm up with Graham & Green’s latest collection. From sleek black framework to playful brights, we select four key trends for the new season.

Situated in Portobello Dock, this victorian Wharf Building is now home to British chef Stevie Parle's restaurant, The Dock Kitchen.

A former factory or warehouse wouldn’t be the obvious choice for a wedding or reception, but couples are spotting their potential.

Order the latest edition of Warehouse Home, catch up with past issues or schedule an annual subscription to enjoy the magazine year round.

We have individually selected the most original designs for the Warehouse Home shop. Explore our range of distinctive industrial style lighting.

From Sydney to London and New York, the Warehouse Home book is a global review of old industrial buildings re-imagined as homes.

The Warehouse Home team reveal their favourite designs to create a comfortable reading corner and welcoming retreat for cosy evenings.

In this Budapest loft, industrial windows flood the interior with light. Contemporary or heritage, we show you how to get the look.

The first warehouse conversion hotel in Hong Kong, boutique bolthole Ovolo Southside is set in the heart of the industrial art house district.

From furniture to lighting, the latest collections from Graham & Green focus on the essential ingredients for summer living.

Bert & May have collaborated with Red Deer Architects on a premium kitchen range that is made to order and entirely bespoke.