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House of Leah Da Gloria

Curtain in Satnin colour Champagne by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Curtain in Satnin colour Champagne by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Champagne

Catherine Martin by Mokum

The House of Leah Da Gloria is an immersive head office and bridal atelier designed by the couturier herself.

Inspired by the quiet anticipation, vulnerability, intimacy, and sense of occasion surrounding the bridal process, Leah sought to transform the former dance school into a retreat-like space – elevated but never intimidating.

Thoughtfully renovated, the architectural details offer subtle reference to the romance and structure of her collections. “Choosing a gown isn’t just a decision,” says Leah, “it’s layered with expectation and memory. By shaping the atelier personally, I could ensure the environment supports that experience to be calm, intentional, and deeply nurturing.”

To create subtle depth, a soft palette of blush pink, warm ivory, and beige is layered throughout the space. Textural limewash walls shift and tone with the light, creating a space which is delicate without feeling overly sweet.

Alongside tactile ivory upholsteries and honeyed-timber flooring are expansive curtains in Satnin, Catherine Martin by Mokum’s luxurious sateen weave linen.

“The fabric selection was pivotal to the atmosphere of the atelier.”

Leah Da Gloria
Curtains in Satnin colour Brandy by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Curtains in Satnin colour Brandy by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Brandy

Catherine Martin by Mokum

“The fabric selection was pivotal to the atmosphere of the atelier,” notes Leah. “The softness and subtle sheerness of the fabric allow light to gently filter through, creating a diffused glow and becoming the soul of the space.”

Nods to craftsmanship appear throughout the atelier. In the bathroom, a handmade Turkish sink showcases subtle irregularities and carved detailing, whilst the handmade light fixture in the bridal atelier is an intimate extension of the couture vocabulary. “Crafted with the same meticulous attention brought to the pieces, it radiates a soft, ethereal warmth that dances across the room’s ivory textiles and delicate beading.”

 

Products used:

Curtains in Satnin colours Brandy and Champagne by Catherine Martin by Mokum

 

Interior design: Leah Da Gloria

Workroom: Parker Curtains & Blinds

Photography: Siempre

Curtain in Satnin colour Brandy by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Curtain in Satnin colour Brandy by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Brandy

Catherine Martin by Mokum

Curtains in Satnin colour Champagne by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Curtains in Satnin colour Champagne by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Champagne

Catherine Martin by Mokum

Champagne

Catherine Martin by Mokum

Curtains in Satnin colour Champagne by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Curtains in Satnin colour Champagne by Catherine Martin by Mokum | Photograph by Siempre

Champagne

Catherine Martin by Mokum

Champagne

Catherine Martin by Mokum

Leah Da Gloria atelier | Photograph by Siempre

Leah Da Gloria atelier | Photograph by Siempre

House of Leah Da Gloria | Photograph by Siempre

House of Leah Da Gloria | Photograph by Siempre