Anahita Rigby is a London-based architecture and interior design studio, creating homes and spaces across the UK and internationally. Every project begins with the person: how they live, what they love, and the places that have shaped them. From there, the studio layers architecture, colour, craft and collected pieces into spaces that are bespoke, intimate and entirely their own. No two projects are alike, because no two clients are.
With architecture and interiors under one roof, the studio guides each project from the first conversation to the final finishing touch. Structure, light and layout are considered alongside fabrics, furniture and art, so every space feels whole and every detail belongs. The result are spaces that not only look beautiful, but feel fully individual.
Anahita studied architecture at the Bartlett, UCL, trained as an interior designer, and studied art at the Byam Shaw School of Art, Central Saint Martins. That rare combination of artist and architect shapes everything she designs. She brings an architect’s command of space and structure, and an artist’s eye for colour, texture and composition.
During five years in Hong Kong, she was project architect and interior designer on a 32-storey tower in Wan Chai, celebrated in the international press. She has also worked with hotel groups including Shangri-La, The Ritz and the Marriott Group, bringing a sense of hospitality and polish to the private homes she creates today. Her aesthetic draws on the cities and places that shaped her, and on a lifelong love of nature and fine craftsmanship.
The studio’s work has been published in six international editions of Architectural Digest (United States, France, Germany, Spain, Mexico and the Middle East) and in House & Garden.