Luke Edward Hall (b. 1989, UK) is an artist and designer whose vibrant, imaginative practice moves fluidly between disciplines. Working across interiors, fashion, illustration, and decorative arts, he creates richly layered worlds that draw on history, mythology, and a distinctly modern sense of play. His work has been commissioned internationally for spaces, publications, and cultural institutions.

Hall’s collaborators span fashion houses, heritage brands, and leading arts organisations, reflecting the breadth of his creative reach. His design projects include collections of porcelain and home fragrance, textiles, and furniture, as well as fully realised interiors. Notably, he led the art direction and design of Hôtel Les Deux Gares in Paris, marking a significant milestone in his interior practice, followed by a restaurant project at the Kulm Hotel in St. Moritz.

Alongside his studio work, Hall writes regularly on style and aesthetics as a columnist for FT Weekend. He is also the author of three books that explore his visual language and narrative interests, from classical antiquity to contemporary culture.

In 2022, he co-founded Chateau Orlando, a fashion and homewares label where he serves as Creative Director, shaping a world that extends his artistic vision into everyday life. Based between Milan and London, the brand produces its collections in Italy.

Hall’s work is exhibited internationally, with solo presentations in Athens, London, New York, and Patmos, and inclusion in group exhibitions that highlight his ongoing dialogue between art, design, and storytelling.