James Wilson

James Wilson boasts of selling beautiful, bespoke interior design, ranging from elegant wallpaper to trendy furniture.
Contemporary, but seemingly inspired by classic periods of design like the 20s and 30s, James Wilson sells high wuality, magnificently upholstered couches and ornate floral wallpaper.
They actually cover a wide range of design and have the added edge of being able to tailor their designs to fit your preferances. So if you see a sofa but would rather have it in another colour, they will make the amendments for you with no problem at all.
It’s expensive but well worth the money as each item can be personalised. They host such names as Monkwell and (gasp) Lloyd Loom wicker chairs! I love Lloyd Loom so I have a bit of a swoon at the chairs in the shop whenever I’m here. If I had a house with half of the furnishings from this lovely store, I would probably just gaze around the room all day and never sit on the chairs because they are too pretty! But the furniture seems durable as well, so it may appeal to people with young families as much as it would trend setting new home owners!

This is the sort of shop that I — a student — would always ogle at but never cross the doorway. I was in my element, however, when I was asked to help a friend re-​decorate, and came straight to James Wilson in Stockbridge.
I was always keen to go into this shop as it always has really nice, trendy displays and I always fantasized about my future furnishings. I was always too scared to go in, however, as it id definitely not the sort of place you go in for a nosey.
I was not disappointed with the selection of furniture, ornaments and décor at all — very trendy and very cool, I recognized a lot of the patterns form Hollyoaks (great, if that’s your thing). Although it is a lovely place, the price tag was not so lovely. But I have to admit, going into an interior designers in Stockbridge — I wasn’t expecting a bargain.
It’s a nice place to go and get ideas, however. My friend ended up copying a painting she saw in James Wilson, and it looks just as good!