Rachel Laxer Interiors

Rachel Laxer Interiors Relaxed elegance defines the bespoke interior designs that Rachel Laxer Interiors creates for their private clients.

Working with Rachel and her team ensures that your renovation project is tailored to work for your lifestyle. Working with Rachel and her team ensures that your renovation project is tailored to work for your lifestyle and personal aesthetic. Rachel’s interest in art and post-war functional art defines the look of her interior design style. Having completed projects throughout Europe, the UK and across the US, Rachel Laxer and her team bring a global sense of design to your home.

The rise of fashion you can walk into.Louis Vuitton has taken five of its most recognisable bags and turned them into fi...
24/08/2026

The rise of fashion you can walk into.

Louis Vuitton has taken five of its most recognisable bags and turned them into five completely different spaces for its Mayfair Hotel pop-up.

A Keepall lobby. An Alma café. A Speedy bedroom. A Neverfull gym. A Noé bar.

The translation is so clever. Material, colour, proportion and craftsmanship move from an object into an entire interior.

A fashion icon, reimagined through interior design.

Imagery: Louis Vuitton

Why this Bruges gallery gets the relationship between art, design and architecture so right.OBJECTS WITH NARRATIVES has ...
19/08/2026

Why this Bruges gallery gets the relationship between art, design and architecture so right.

OBJECTS WITH NARRATIVES has opened its new Bruges gallery inside the 18th-century Hôtel d’Hanins de Moerkerke, allowing the architecture to become part of how you experience the work.

Room after room arranged in enfilade, with aligned doorways drawing you through the building and eventually to an oval bo***ir with hand-painted ceilings.

I love seeing contemporary collectible design in a setting like this. Historic architecture, new work, craftsmanship across different periods. Each one changes the way you see the other.

Imagery: OBJECTS WITH NARRATIVES
Photographer: Tijs Vervecken

What would I want to know before designing someone’s home?How they spend their time, what they would never part with, wh...
17/08/2026

What would I want to know before designing someone’s home?

How they spend their time, what they would never part with, which rooms matter most and where they feel comfortable investing.

A few questions worth taking to your first meeting. Save this for when the time comes.

I keep discovering another detail I love in this West Village pied-à-terre by Mike Moser for Caroline Bell: a vintage Kn...
12/08/2026

I keep discovering another detail I love in this West Village pied-à-terre by Mike Moser for Caroline Bell: a vintage Knoll sofa in Pierre Frey velvet, Jean Lurçat tapestry pillows, Osvaldo Borsani chairs, and Georges Jouve sconces. Sourced slowly through auctions and galleries, it’s an interior that rewards every look.

Interior designer Mike Moser
Photographer William Jess Laird
Via Architectural Digest

The most interesting homes are built around the pieces collected over time. A gallery find, an auction purchase, somethi...
05/08/2026

The most interesting homes are built around the pieces collected over time. A gallery find, an auction purchase, something discovered while travelling. Each one adds another layer to the story of a home.

A West Village pied-à-terre full of the most beautiful vintage collectible pieces. A Knoll sofa in Pierre Frey velvet, O...
31/07/2026

A West Village pied-à-terre full of the most beautiful vintage collectible pieces. A Knoll sofa in Pierre Frey velvet, Osvaldo Borsani chairs, Georges Jouve sconces and Jean Lurçat tapestry cushions. Each piece sourced over time through galleries and auctions. That is how you end up with a combination of pieces this special.

There is something so lovely about an interior that has been that considered. You feel it when you look at it.

Interior design by Mike Moser
Photography by Clement Pascal
Via Architectural Digest

A visit to PIANOD in Florence, surrounded by contemporary art, beautiful objects and so many small details worth stoppin...
29/07/2026

A visit to PIANOD in Florence, surrounded by contemporary art, beautiful objects and so many small details worth stopping for.

Wood, stone, metal, plaster and resin worked by hand into something that sits between sculpture and architecture. Katrie...
27/07/2026

Wood, stone, metal, plaster and resin worked by hand into something that sits between sculpture and architecture.

Katrien van der schueren’s Ark of Us series at Onna House in East Hampton. Puzzle-like wall sculptures with secret chambers concealed within, each one drawing on the wunderkammer tradition. The craft is extraordinary. The first and only collection of this series in the United States.

Photography by RODRIGO RIZE

No trip to Florence is complete without a stop at this amazing gallery. FLAIR, tucked in Via Maggio, is filled with scul...
22/07/2026

No trip to Florence is complete without a stop at this amazing gallery. FLAIR, tucked in Via Maggio, is filled with sculptural pieces in bronze, stone and wood, bringing contemporary design together with vintage finds and French modernism. I return every time I am in the city and it always feels worth another visit.

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