Long term Millers Junction Studio resident Clare Morton has made her TV debut fronting the #TescoHomeHelps campaign in which she ‘made over’ the home of a lucky Tesco competition winner. Clare designed the space using products from the Tesco Home range, injecting her interior design magic into a drab unloved home to transform it into a beautiful, colourful and functional home.
Clare has worked from our co-working desk space facility for years and it’s always a pleasure to be able to share with you the talent that we work alongside on a daily basis. Run by the team at Print Club London, Miller’s Junction is a creative studio with desk space to rent for over 45 illustrators, designers, animators, developers, film producers etc. To find out more or to come and view the space for yourself, feel free to give us a call 0207 254 9028.
Clare Morton has worked in the creative and design industries for over 15 years, setting up her own design consultancy in 2012. The team at Studio Morton work on both private and commercial projects mainly in London and more recently in other areas of the UK.
Studio Morton’s mission is to work with their clients’ thoughts and ideas to create spaces that are beautiful, inspiring and that make sense to the people who use them. Creativity, attention to detail and professional expertise are the key ingredients to achieving these spaces combined with a positive approach and a big smile.
In March 2016 Clare was invited to collaborate with Tesco (as seen above) as the interior design expert for the “Tesco Home Helps” makeover commercial and Twitter campaign. She has also appeared in a BBC film about gender equality in the creative industries and in 2013 was filmed for an interview about her own home for the Housing Design Awards.
To help add some style and design to your own home or office, check out our online gallery for limited edition, affordable artwork. All of our limited edition silk screen prints are signed and editioned by the artist. Many of our works have been hand printed in our East London print studio.
