Most people choose colour last. At Kaiko Design, it is resolved first. Here is why colour in a home is an atmospheric decision rather than a decorating one, and how light, material and the people who live there shape every palette we develop.

Dynamic eclecticism is not a mood board concept. It is Kaiko Design's design philosophy — colour-led, detail-rich, and built on the discipline that separates curated eclecticism from mere accumulation. This is what it means, and how it shapes every project.

Bedroom wallpaper is one of the most consistently mishandled decisions in residential interiors — not because people choose bad wallpaper, but because they choose the wrong one for the wrong reasons. Kaiko Design's guide to scale, pattern, light, and what actually makes a bedroom brief work.

The living room is the hardest wallpaper brief in the house — because scale, pattern, and placement all become visible at once. Kaiko Design's guide to what actually works, and why.

Colour is the most powerful and most cost-effective tool in any interior. Here is how the studio reads it, from psychology to palette, before a single wall is painted.