Inspired by nature, curated for people

Welcome to Claire Templer Design

Colour, Craft, Nature, Home

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Meet Claire

A designer creating grounded interiors that grow with your home

Claire Templer is a Margate-based designer whose work focuses on creating grounded homes that reflect the character and lives of the people within them.

Guided by the ethos “Inspired by nature, curated for people,” her designs balance informed colour, thoughtful pattern, and storytelling to create interiors with depth and longevity.

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colour Consultancy

Palettes rooted in you

Claire’s consultancy puts colour and pattern together for a lived-in, layered feel that nurtures your home. From wallpaper and paint, to fabrics and finishes, Claire’s personalised approach unearths what resonates with you, infusing character into every room and bringing out the best in your home.

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Interior Design

A home intimate in the way you live

Claire’s full interior design service brings together the collective expertise of her design team to create a home that truly reflects you. From spatial layouts and lighting plans to sourcing, finishes, and final styling, Claire and her team handle every stage of the process, working collaboratively with you to shape interiors that connect to you, your story, and your sense of home.

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Apothecary is a collection inspired by English plants, their use in apothecary, and the ways they have been preserved and used - from pressed flowers to healing recipes. Each pattern has been crafted to complement the others that make up the collection so they behave as a cohesive whole, enabling multiple patterns to be used within an interior if desired. From the preserved beauty of Pressed to the folkloric play of Dandelion, the scholarly lyricism of Writ, the graceful heritage of Parsley, and the bold, exotic scale of Alexanders Parsley, the collection balances apothecary history with timeless design suited to period and contemporary interiors alike.. Equally versatile as stand-alone statements or as part of a larger scheme, the wallpapers offer a language of pattern that speaks to both heritage and home.

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Parsley - Hedgerow 🌿 Hedgerow balances forest green with olive - a classic palette that anchors the design in the English countryside. Long associated with verges, gardens, and field margins, this colourway celebrates parsley’s quiet abundan
Apothecary A wallpaper collection inspired by English plants, their use in apothecary, and the ways they have been preserved - from pressed flowers to healing recipes. Shown here are Parsley in Hedgerow, alongside Alexanders Parsley in Horse Parsle
Colour choices rarely begin with paint alone. They start with how you want to feel in a space - the light it holds, the textures it carries, the rhythm of how it’s lived in. This part of the process - laying things out, testing combinations,
One of my favourite places to return to - the National Gallery never fails to inspire ✨ Last weekend I spent time with the flower paintings of Jan Brueghel the Elder, widely regarded as a founding figure of floral still life. This is Bouquet in a C
Early Elder Seen here in the Parsley design, Early Elder brings a soft grounding to any space - blending with texture, colour, and surrounding materials. A natural presence that settles easily. Part of the Apothecary collection 🌿 Photography: @_b