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ibukun Yisah

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Smithers
Ibukun is PA to Nick Smith, founder of Smithers—an independent interiors brand based in Shoreditch, East London. Known for its rebellious blend of vintage cool, bold design, and bespoke craftsmanship, Smithers has worked with brands like Tiffany & Co., Starbucks, and Sotheby’s.

As the face of media and press at Smithers, Ibukun handles everything from journalist outreach to campaign planning and content strategy. With a sharp eye for interiors and a deep understanding of culture and style, she brings fresh energy to the brand’s public voice.

She’s available for expert quotes on:
• Interior design trends
• Custom neon signs & statement decor
• Sustainable materials in furniture
• London’s creative design scene

Media Coverage

Homes and Gardens

What furniture styles increase the value of your home? Real estate agents and designers reveal if what you buy for your home...

How important is the furniture in our homes, and does it impact the sale of a property? Real estate experts and interior designers have the answer

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Homes and Gardens

What furniture styles increase the value of your home? Real estate agents and designers reveal if what you buy for your home...

How important is the furniture in our homes, and does it impact the sale of a property? Real estate experts and interior designers have the answer

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Evening Standard

14 Best interior design websites for super cool homeware

The under-the-radar online interior stores you need to know now

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House Digest

The 8 Best Modern Alternatives To Dated Gray Floors - House Digest

As far as trendy interior color schemes, gray is out. Here are the modern flooring options that our experts say you should look for instead.

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Livingetc

I Can’t Help But Wonder If Crown Molding Is Out of Style These Days — Here’s What Designers Say

The decorative design detail certainly still has style, but does it belong in more contemporary homes? Here, designers break it down

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