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Elly Parsons

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London, United Kingdom, United States
As seen in: The World of Interiors, The Indiegogo Review, Food & Wine, Refinery29, Refinery29 Germany, Refinery29 UK, Yahoo Life UK, Wallpaper* Magazine, Apollo The Internacional Art Magazine
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Announcing the Editorial Panel

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By Elly Parsons Verified
| The World of Interiors Verified
As an experiment, I asked Chat GPT to write this article’s opening line. ‘If originality were a sport, this year’s judges would be Olympic scouts.’ Try again! ‘This year, originality isn’t just welcomed by our judges; it’s practically flirting with first place.’ Almost... ‘This year, our judges are particularly fond of originality — the kind that makes them pause mid-coffee sip.’ Perhaps I should have asked Claude.
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Introducing The World of Interiors x Montblanc Open Call for New Writing 2026

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By Elly Parsons Verified
| The World of Interiors Verified
‘I have a dream sometimes, not often. I dream that I am in a house, and discover a door I didn't know was there. It opens into an unexpected garden, and for a weightless moment I find myself inhabiting new territory, flush with potential’ – Olivia Laing We have swung the door wide open, and gone global.
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Aesop makes its first foray into domestic lighting design

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By Elly Parsons Verified
| The World of Interiors Verified
Two decades ago, the lighting for Aesop’s first stores was set deliberately low and warm, offering a serene space where people could talk about intimate topics such as their skin and hair condition. For French architect Marianne Lardilleux, the mastermind of Aesop’s retail design since 2019, lighting is a key first step in ‘caring about people’s ease’, and equally, provides a calming backdrop where people come to care for themselves.
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