Creative and Considered Interior Design by Lizzie Green

Lizzie's passion for interior design is deeply rooted from her childhood fascination for creativity and beauty. From a young age, she would explore the galleries of the Victoria & Albert Museum and Royal Academy, to the less prestigious yet inspiring destinations of charity shops, boot sales and seaside shops, collecting treasures that ignited her imagination and cultivated an appreciation for colour, materials and how creative spaces make you feel. 

Driven by her love for design, Lizzie pursued formal training at KLC School of Interiors, graduating with a wealth of knowledge and a fresh perspective. Since then, she has lent her creative touch to a variety of projects, from residential homes to commercial spaces like restaurants, salons and boardrooms.

Well-designed spaces are life-enhancing and Lizzie’s expertise lie in creating comfortable, characterful and curated spaces, that improve how her clients live. Her design language revolves around the belief that colour delivers comfort. Being brave but considered with colour, combined with a nod to the past and planning for the future, authentic and timeless homes are created that are an expression of her clients. 

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Favourite moments at Van Gogh. A life lesson in how the most exquisite works of art don’t need to be overly complicated or over engineered. Simplicity with exceptional use of colour wins ✨
Where many a Lego get built, stickers stuck and meals had - my dining table at home which serves us continuously very well. I sourced the chairs a few years back from @scenebychloe and had them reupholstered in a hardy @perennialssutherland_uk pink w
Seeing in 2025 in the mountains felt very special 💫 So much to feel grateful and proud of in 2024, and the past 2 week break has helped me stop and reflect on it all which doesn’t happen enough. 2025 is going to be a busy year in the studio
Another image of my home, featuring Bear. We kept the arches in this space, previously a dining room, and extended into the side and rear to create a large light filled living room that looks onto the garden. I kept the palette natural and clean with
My bright blue sky kitchen, which is small but mighty, sits in the middle awkward room of our Victorian house. In 4 years I’ve never felt remotely bored of this colour, as it’s such an uplifting space to be in. Featured in @theststyle l
A DREAM COME TRUE to be featured in The Sunday Times Style today, @theststyle a magazine I have devoured every week since my mum first encouraged me to read it in my teens (correctly) thinking it’s colourful pages would feed me more creatively
A sofa in the bedroom gives a luxe feeling of being in a hotel, and this lovely bay window offered up the perfect spot for a vintage banana piece found on @vinterior Photographer- @jasperfry Styling - @annasheridan_creative
Some joyful tonic on this miserable morning 🌞@artistkwesibotchway
An autumnal palette for this sitting room, completed earlier this year, gives a clean, masculine, yet cosy backdrop. The curtains, handmade in @libertyfabrics by my mother take centre stage, pulling through the forest green joinery in the adjacent st
Favourite moments at Van Gogh. A life lesson in how the most exquisite works of art don’t need to be overly complicated or over engineered. Simplicity with exceptional use of colour wins ✨
Where many a Lego get built, stickers stuck and meals had - my dining table at home which serves us continuously very well. I sourced the chairs a few years back from @scenebychloe and had them reupholstered in a hardy @perennialssutherland_uk pink w
Seeing in 2025 in the mountains felt very special 💫 So much to feel grateful and proud of in 2024, and the past 2 week break has helped me stop and reflect on it all which doesn’t happen enough. 2025 is going to be a busy year in the studio
Another image of my home, featuring Bear. We kept the arches in this space, previously a dining room, and extended into the side and rear to create a large light filled living room that looks onto the garden. I kept the palette natural and clean with
My bright blue sky kitchen, which is small but mighty, sits in the middle awkward room of our Victorian house. In 4 years I’ve never felt remotely bored of this colour, as it’s such an uplifting space to be in. Featured in @theststyle l
A DREAM COME TRUE to be featured in The Sunday Times Style today, @theststyle a magazine I have devoured every week since my mum first encouraged me to read it in my teens (correctly) thinking it’s colourful pages would feed me more creatively
A sofa in the bedroom gives a luxe feeling of being in a hotel, and this lovely bay window offered up the perfect spot for a vintage banana piece found on @vinterior Photographer- @jasperfry Styling - @annasheridan_creative
Some joyful tonic on this miserable morning 🌞@artistkwesibotchway