Isolation Diary Day 12. Three Cool Women, Three Cool Homes.

The worlds of art, fashion, and lifestyle continue to overlap in exciting ways. Illustrator Quentin Jones has launched her new business, House of Quentin Jones, bringing her bold, collage‑inspired aesthetic into interiors and design. Meanwhile, Alex Eagle, creative director and owner of @AlexEagleStores and @TheStoresdotcom, has collaborated with J.Crew, blending her refined eye for curation with accessible fashion. And Jasmine Hemsley, co‑founder of Hemsley + Hemsley, continues to inspire with her healthy cookery brand and her home filled with greenery and natural light.

Having admired their work and style for years, it’s no surprise that their homes reflect their creative personalities. Eagle’s open‑plan studio apartment feels cool yet welcoming, with rich green velvet cushions adding depth and luxury. Jones’s library area, with its bold black‑and‑white stripes, echoes her collage work and artistic flair. Hemsley’s space, meanwhile, brings the outside in, with plants and large‑scale windows creating a calming, nature‑infused environment.

These homes remind us how interiors can express individuality. Whether through colour, texture, or layout, each space tells a story. At Holland Street, we ask: how can more print be added to complement these rooms? Our luxury printed silk kimonos, kaftans, and interior linens are designed with expressive patterns and bold colourways, perfect for layering personality into any home setting. Just as Jones, Eagle, and Hemsley bring their creativity into their spaces, Holland Street brings artistry into both fashion and interiors.

So, what inspiration do you take from their homes? Do you lean towards bold stripes, rich velvets, or natural greenery? And how do you create personality in your own home?