The property unveils redesigned rooms, suites, and cottages, integrating British landscapes and artisanal craftsmanship through Martin Hulbert Design.
Coworth Park has introduced a new design direction for its rooms, suites, and cottages, marking a significant update to the property. Developed by Martin Hulbert Design, the approach centres on integrating nature into the interiors, moving away from what the source describes as a global, generic style prevalent in luxury hospitality.
A key addition includes private terraces and landscaped gardens for guests. These outdoor spaces are designed as private countryside sanctuaries, offering areas for activities such as al fresco breakfasts or pre-dinner drinks. The cottage gardens feature a mix of wild and cultivated woodland species, with flowers appearing throughout the seasons.
The redesign extends beyond a simple refresh, according to Hotel Designs. It aims to connect guests more deeply with the landscape, creating interiors that feel both restorative and layered with character. New colour palettes draw inspiration from seasonal changes, from spring yellows to autumnal tones. Natural materials, layered textures, and artisan craftsmanship are used to bring depth and warmth to each space.
Martin Hulbert, the British designer behind the project, stated that the brief was to build on Coworth Park’s legacy while shaping it for the future. He noted that more than 15 years ago, his team transformed a derelict site into a sophisticated environment. The current refresh, he added, retains the essence of its blend of town and country with contemporary ease.
Traditional techniques are combined with contemporary artisan touches throughout the interiors. Bespoke hand-drawn wall textiles, inspired by British landscapes and meadow flowers, are block printed onto Irish linen cloth. Leather upholstery references Coworth Park’s equestrian heritage, and bespoke resin tables incorporate dried flowers collected from the estate’s meadow, further grounding the rooms in their setting.
The artwork collection has also been updated, organised around four themes: Equestrian, Rhythms of the Landscape, Seasonal Cycles, and Hedgerows and Meadows. This collection includes a range of mediums, from semi-impressionistic paintings to abstract sculpture, intended to immerse guests in the property’s story and spirit.
This design update offers guests a cohesive, nature-focused experience, emphasising craftsmanship and a direct connection to the estate's environment.
Source
Hotel Designs — reported 17 July 2026. Read by the Amorielli news desk.
