At this event, a leading industry experts panel will share their insights on how a deep understanding of the best materials and finishes can drive more creative, dynamic, and functional design solutions. An exciting opportunity for networking and learning, centred on the transformative power of textures, materials, and finishes in interior design and architecture.

KTM Design has been named finalist for the prestigious SBID International Design Awards 2024 in the Healthcare and Wellness Design category. The team has achieved this honor for not just one, but three of its innovative projects, reflecting its commitment to excellence in creating spaces that enhance health and well-being.

KTM’s MD Katie Thomas was recently published in Private Dentistry Magazine. Her article from March 2024 explores insider tips into creating top tier dental spaces! With previous successes such as Dental on the Banks in Sandbanks, KTM is extremely experienced in this field!

KTM are proud to have designed a now award-winning aesthetics clinic on Harley Street. Self London has won the award for ‘Best New Clinic’, the simple yet refreshing design certainly captures the brief of a calm and serene space.

Dr. Anjali Mahto's clinic, Self London, has undergone a stunning refurbishment by KTM Design. The light and airy space features warm beige and sand tones, natural materials, and zen artwork for a sense of tranquillity. Luxurious brass and Indian elements add a touch of elegance. Photos coming soon.

Roots are a local neighbourhood restaurant based in Southbourne. Since opening in 2015, they have received several awards including a recommendation from the Michelin guide, 2 AA rosettes, and rated as one of the best restaurants in Dorset in the Good Food Guide

They appointed KTM Design to help with the design of their private dining space “The Table” and of their main restaurant “Cork and Lobster”.

KTM Design has been invited to help Bournemouth Foodbank in creating a design for their new Café in St George’s Methodist Church in Boscombe.

KTM Design are excited to be able to support local charity Julia’s House for the design of their new offices, with a fun, playful and colourful theme.

SoboFish is reopening its doors at the beginning of December 2021 to unveil a brand new interior by KTM Design.

Check out the Daily Echo article about it here !

Katie Thomas, KTM’s Design Director, shares her tips on designing a welcoming environment for hospitality projects. Find out about the latest trends, the impact of COVID-19 on designing for the sector and more…

The Telegraph features Katie Thomas, KTM Design’s CEO, sharing her expertise on bathroom design and its impact on property value!

A NEW spa and massage studio has opened in Westbourne following five months of interior design work by KTM Design. Read the Daily Echo article about it here.

Tyrone Mings, co-founder of KTM Design, has been called up to join the England squad for the UEFA Euro 2020 !

Huffington Post invited Katie Thomas, Founder & Design Director at KTM Design, to share her knowledge on how to prepare your home interior, ready for summer !

River Aesthetics opened last year in Bournemouth town centre after a full conversion by KTM Design of the beautiful Old Sorting Office building. Find out more and access the Tatler article here.

We’re very excited to show you our latest project “The Old Brewery”, a development opportunity in a lovely town in Dorset countryside. See the before pictures capturing the charming rustic building in the warm winter sun.

Discover the inside story of KTM Design in this short documentary presenting Tyrone Mings, England’s back-center football player, and his involvement with the world of Interior Design through the company he co-founded.

Katie Thomas and Tyrone Mings were approached by Renowned Films to be in a short documentary film about KTM Design. This will be part of a series of films about footballers and their Side Hustles outside sport.

Last June, the KTM Design team joined force to help fundraising Dorset Mind through The June 500 Challenge.

An inspired local community of nearly 200 people took part for the occasion, raising £42,000 for Dorset Mind. Everyone on the team can agree that it was good to take advantage of the authorised daily exercice and focus our energy for helping a great cause.