AT HOME WITH ALEX EAGLE @eagletta

Alex Eagle shares her loft with her husband and her two children, Jack and Coco. A light-filled space in the heart of London’s Soho.

In addition to being the owner of The Alex Eagle Studio in London, Alex is also creative director of The Store at Soho House Berlin and Soho Farmhouse. Her style is characterised by a refined yet offbeat style. Fashion, art and decoration are the key elements, merging to create innovative spaces.

Alex’s home is like a blank canvas to her, where she can move around and play with art works, small souvenirs, plants and books. Her design-oriented lifestyle is reflected in every corner of her versatile home bursting with personality.

[elisabethclark]

Peace and beauty, practicality and space. Love it!

[ninecatsmagee]

Liking all the open space. Most home in the UK are so enclosed and min'es a cottage. Cosy but sometimes open walls would be nice.

[jasmineguzelmutluhidir]

Alex, your home is comfotable
Very nice

[mariateresinhagiotollemend]

Gostei bastante do estilo desta casa, e da família
Saudações from brazil

[andgo]

Good advice; "do I love this object?"

[etwrecipe]

I really love the video style! I wanna make vlog like this !

[ambermontalvo]

i was struck just by the camera techniques, great job

[margaretlittle]

Zara Home is my favourite interiors store

[tulipthorn]

Lovely. Does anyone know where I can find those cane lounge chairs 🪑 at 0:46, please?

[MTMF.london]

"... my kitchen is kind of a practical space ... you're stacking plates ... making breakfast ... serving supper to friends ..." Is that not what a kitchen is for?

[lilianebeeckman]

Helemaal mijn ding, al hoeft het zo groot niet. Heel smaakvol. Het keuken gedeelte speelt inderdaad een grote rol en niet enkel om te koken.

[Carducci]

Borders on boring, lacks that creative touch.

[marshhen]

this is just a list of banal statements you could find in any magazine or instagram feed, it all so meaningless, selling a fantasy I do not buy for one second. She works in the same space as she feeds her toddlers? That is because a nanny and the kids rooms are in another space.

[lizclegg]

I needed to see more of the house and less of her and the lifestyle crap.