The 10 best interior designers in Glasgow

BoConcept Glasgow sells contemporary Danish furniture for living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms, alongside outdoor and small-space pieces. The collection includes sofas, chairs and storage, with modular and configurable designs across fabrics, leather and other finishes.

Its complimentary interior design service can be delivered by video call, in store or at home. Designers may provide style advice, mood boards, product samples, measurements and 3D visualisations using RoomPlanner. The service can support a small update or a complete makeover, while existing furniture can be incorporated into a proposed BoConcept layout.

Bespoke Design & Interiors Ltd creates made-to-measure interiors, including blinds, soft furnishings and coordinated pieces for residential projects. The team can measure windows, help with colour and design choices, and source fabrics for different tastes and budgets.

Work is completed in the company’s own workshop, allowing bespoke items to be produced in-house. The service also covers wider design, decoration and furnishing projects, including unusual requirements such as large blinds for curved windows.

Arch Interiors designs commercial, hospitality and residential interiors, taking projects from concept through space planning, visualisation and procurement. The Glasgow studio works with cafés, restaurants, hotels, offices and private homes.

A tailored package may include mood boards, floor plans and furniture design. Photorealistic 3D renders show materials, lighting and layout before work begins, helping clients refine decisions early. FF&E procurement sources commercial furniture from selected UK and European suppliers, with CRIB5-compliant upholstery available for contract use. The studio also coordinates suppliers and project delivery where required.

Noya Design Studio plans interiors for homes, commercial spaces, kitchens and focused design updates. Its work includes concept development, space planning and sourcing finishes, furniture or lighting, shaped around how clients use each room.

The kitchen service considers layout, flow, light and storage, with handmade kitchens crafted in Scotland. Clients needing direction without a full project can use The 6-Hour Edit, delivered across two structured three-hour sessions. The studio also provides a comprehensive design service for full-home renovations or individual rooms, coordinating the details needed to create a cohesive result.

Commercial interior design and renovation are the focus of Interior Renovation Designs ltd, covering offices, restaurants and cafés across Glasgow. The studio develops brand-led concepts that balance customer experience, workflow and practical requirements, whether a business is opening, refreshing or transforming its premises.

Its service menu includes onsite surveys, space planning and technical drawings, alongside planning applications, building warrants and 3D visualisation. Office work can address layout, comfort and efficiency, while hospitality projects consider seating plans, finishes and atmosphere. Concept development process turns business goals, style preferences and operational needs into a cohesive design direction.

Room furnishings, bespoke furniture and complete interior schemes are developed by Luxe Casa (Scotland) for private and commercial clients. The Glasgow interior design business can help with a single roll of wallpaper, one piece of furniture, a furnished room or a full property refurbishment.

Design work is carried out in-house from the first sketch through to final manufacture, with products made in varied finishes, sizes and designs. Luxe Casa can coordinate an entire project and works with trusted joiners, painters and electricians, making it suitable for refurbishment projects that need design and trades managed together.

Habitus Design Ltd creates residential and commercial interiors in Glasgow through a consultancy service shaped around each client’s lifestyle, aspirations and budget. The work is intended to produce spaces that function as well as look distinctive, rather than following a fixed house style.

Anna Campbell-Jones can build a scheme around pieces a client already owns, then source a combination of new, bespoke, antique and high-street items. Because Habitus is not affiliated with manufacturers or suppliers, sourcing can extend across the UK and internationally. Residential and commercial project galleries show the range of settings, while financial transparency is part of the consultancy offer.

Curtains, blinds and soft furnishings are designed, measured, made and fitted by Karen Campbell Interiors for homeowners refreshing rooms or solving awkward window layouts. The service includes styling advice and practical help selecting suitable fabrics and finishes.

The business has produced Roman blinds, bench seating, cushions and pelmets, including curtain solutions for floor-to-ceiling windows. Its measure and fitting service takes a chosen scheme through to finished furnishings, while repairs can also restore blinds that have stopped working properly.