Anna Stahovschi - Founder & Creative Director
Stahovski Designs is a London-based interior architecture and design studio, specialising in high-end residential projects. Founded by Anna Stahovschi, the studio creates refined, characterful spaces that feel personal, layered, and quietly luxurious.
Anna studied Architectural Interior Design at the Inchbald School of Design, where she developed a deeply intuitive, context-driven approach to design. Her work is guided by the belief that a home should reflect the people who live in it — their pace, their rituals, their sense of beauty — not just current trends.
Before establishing the studio, Anna worked with leading designers across London, honing her eye for detail and understanding of curated interiors. With a background in finance, Anna brings structure and precision to the design process— with clear communication, realistic budgeting, and thoughtful coordination from start to finish.
Frequent travel, exposure to global craftsmanship, and a long-standing interest in art, vernacular architecture, and texture continue to shape the studio’s aesthetic — one rooted in contrast, balance, and spaces that feel alive.
The House That Sheltered Dreams
Anna's passion for design developed from an early age when her parents started building their family home.
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"My father built this house. He designed it, modelled it and built it. He’s an engineer by profession and a man of many talents all around. Together with my mother, they decorated it, she - with her finesse and French chicness, and he - with his practicality and functionality. One very hot summer he took me to see the site for the first time. I was five, and he was showing me the area our future house was going to occupy, delimited by a few rocks on a green plot of land. It is one of my most vivid memories. I had this feeling of excitement and joy. The feeling that I now get when I think of the shape of things to come, one which I didn’t fully comprehend at the time. But when he built a 1:100 white cardboard model for the house and presented it to me, suddenly I got it. It was clear what I loved and why I loved it."