Luke Edward Hall is an English artist, designer and writer. Luke’s philosophy is shaped by his love of storytelling, nature and fantasy. Though he strives to make work contemporary and alive in feeling, his approach is often inspired by the past, filtered through a lens of vibrant and poetic romanticism.
Luke established his studio in the autumn of 2015, and since then has split his time working on a broad range of projects and across multiple disciplines. He is represented by Athens-based gallery The Breeder and exhibits his work internationally. He also works as an interior designer, creating and art directing hotels and restaurants. For projects of this kind he is represented by Desselle Partners. Previous projects include hotels in Paris and Megève, and a restaurant inside the iconic Kulm Hotel in St. Moritz.
Photography by James Nelson
Luke is the Creative Director of Chateau Orlando, a clothing and homewares brand, which he co-founded in 2022. Chateau Orlando is based between Milan and London, and manufactures its collections across Italy.
Luke collaborates with a variety of companies and historic institutions. He produces porcelain ranges with Ginori 1735 and a collection of interior fabrics with Rubelli. His previous clients include Burberry, Lanvin, Svenskt Tenn, Glyndebourne, Royal Academy of Arts and the V&A.
From 2019 until 2025 Luke was a columnist for the Financial Times, answering readers’ questions on interior design and living well in FT Weekend. Luke has authored three books: Greco Disco: The Art & Design of Luke Edward Hall, A Kind of Magic: The Kaleidoscopic World of Luke Edward Hall, and, with Seán Hewitt, 300,000 Kisses: Tales of Queer Love from the Ancient World.
Luke Edward Hall was born in Hampshire, England in 1989, and studied menswear fashion design at Central Saint Martins. His current projects include a new book, and a restaurant in Rome.
Enquiries: studio@lukeedwardhall.com
Art sales: The Breeder
Interior projects: Desselle Partners
Fashion projects: Accident & Finch Image
Literary projects: A.M.Heath

