Wow! House room by Anahita Rigby

WOW!House

Created for the WOW!house in 2024, this richly layered study presented a rare opportunity to design entirely without constraint. Taking its cue from a love of the scholarly, the eclectic and the well travelled, the room is anchored by our shelving system in dark walnut, dressed with antique curiosities, Imari ceramics and han bound books. Japanese-inspired paper screens filter the light, with Georgian details throughout, while custom upholstery in earthy reds and vibrant green introduces warmth and wit. A deep forest green palette ties the room together, creating a space that feels both intensely personal, organic and welcoming.

Created for the WOW!house in 2024, this richly layered study presented a rare opportunity to design entirely without constraint. Taking its cue from a love of the scholarly, the eclectic and the well travelled, the room is anchored by our shelving system in dark walnut, dressed with antique curiosities, Imari ceramics and han bound books. Japanese-inspired paper screens filter the light, with Georgian details throughout, while custom upholstery in earthy reds and vibrant green introduces warmth and wit. A deep forest green palette ties the room together, creating a space that feels both intensely personal, organic and welcoming.

Bespoke Furniture

Bespoke Furniture

Castle Chair, Ebisu modular bookshelf, Shanxi console

Photographer

James McDonald, Astrid Templier

Wow! House room by Anahita Rigby
Wow! House room by Anahita Rigby
Wow! House room by Anahita Rigby

For project enquiries, collaborations or to find out more about working with the studio, please get in touch.

Portfolio on request.

Anahita Rigby

© 2026 Anahita Rigby

For project enquiries, collaborations or to find out more about working with the studio, please get in touch.

Portfolio on request.

Anahita Rigby

© 2026 Anahita Rigby

For project enquiries, collaborations or to find out more about working with the studio, please get in touch.

Portfolio on request.

Anahita Rigby

© 2026 Anahita Rigby