Practice · Architecture · London, United Kingdom
Anamo Design Studio
Anamo Design Studio is a London interior design practice creating experiential hospitality, F&B and residential spaces from concept to completion.
- Studio
- London, United Kingdom
- Work
- Hospitality, Residential (High-end), Leisure
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- On Architecture Social
- 2 projects · 1 person
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In their words
Anamo Design Studio is an international interior design practice based in London, specialising in hospitality, food and beverage, and residential design. The studio creates curated spaces shaped around each client's brief, with particular strength in the early design stages: concept creation, brand awareness and creative vision.
The team takes projects from concept through to on-site completion, working closely to the RIBA stages while staying flexible to suit each project's scale and timeline. Services span full concept creation for bars, restaurants, hotels, members' clubs and spas, residential design, technical drawing packages, bespoke furniture and joinery, food and beverage strategy, and brand design.
Recent work includes the F1 Arcade venues in London and Birmingham, immersive experiential spaces with a strong emphasis on lighting design and bespoke detail. Anamo Design Studio is led by Creative Director and Founder Ana Moisin.
The work they do
- 01Hospitality
- 02Residential (High-end)
- 03Leisure
- 04Food & Beverage
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Profile updated 29 July 2026
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