Get the look: three interior design experts show us their style

We asked three of Britain's top interior designers to advise on how to design a living space to suit your lifestyle

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We look at how to decorate your home like the professionals with Nina Campbell, Paolo Moschino and Harriet Anstruther.

Nina Campbell makes a dining area using the colour scheme of the other rooms in the house, the brief for this room was to create a cosy dining end to an already existing white, very functional kitchen.

The colours evolved from other rooms on the ground floor and a piece of china that had been in the family for many years. The table and chairs came from I&JL Brown, the dresser we had commissioned especially, the wallpaper is Montacute from my own collection and the bench against the wall is a Chopin bench from my furniture collection. The room works perfectly for the ever-expanding family that lives here.

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Left to Right: Neptune Chichester dresser £1,580, Bluebellgray Anenome Ecru cushion £70, Halcyon Days Flowers of the Realm candle £49 , Guinevere Organic form dining table £6,500, Colefax and Fowler Baptista wallpaper £74 per roll, Spencer Swaffer Antiques Large Elm Windsor chair £690, Dartington Vase £30.

Paolo Moschino uses a streamlined approach to update a family home in Holland Park.

Paolo was briefed to revamp a tired, old- fashioned drawing room for a family. He started by first choosing the fireplace surround and then the colour scheme. His first port of call to source pieces were his stores in London and the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour. The sofa was made bespoke to meet the client’s requirements, and the biggest achievement with this room was creating lots of seating space for a family, without cramming the room.

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Left to Right: William and Son Sklo large wrap object £385 , Sofa Workshop Dali sofa £1,638, Chesney’s The Provencale chimney piece £2,050, OKA Pompidou coffee table£465, Roche Bobois Code rug from £4,410, Loaf Seven Dollar Party Dress £345, Galerie Tiago Pair of 18th century Louis XVI Cabriolet armchairs £5,115.

Harriet Anstruther plays to the architectural strengths of an Edwardian flat in Clapham.

Harriet was asked to modernise and refurbish a one-bedroom flat in Clapham, with the kitchen at the heart of the home, designed to celebrate the traditional Edwardian features. The client’s infectious character found its way into the decoration interlinking traditional and modern elements neatly with humour and surprise. For this project we went to Mint, Maison Artefact, Rockett St George, Twentytwentyone and Brownrigg to name but a few. For me, the success of this project is in the light, flow and flexibility.

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Left to Right: Kate Lowe Kitchen Table Seven £440, Mylands Blackout paint £42 per 2.5l, Curiousa & Curiousa Teardrop pendant £1,020, Heal’s Grange dining table, £1,395, Oficina Inglesa Enzo mirror £1,300, Xavier Pauchard Vintage Tolix style chair, £129, Abigail Ahern Cream hydrangea £10.95.