Interior design guru Roisin Lafferty: 'Grandad's depression meant he hid. That was hard to watch and pushed me to do things that made me uncomfortable'

Róisín Lafferty, an award-winning interior architect and designer, has a significant presence in Dublin. Her Fitzwilliam Square townhouse studio features a dramatic whale-like metal installation. She recently expanded her business with the opening of the Róisín Lafferty Gallery, which offers her first interiors collection along with curated vintage pieces and work from various artisans. This gallery embodies the essence of her brand and collaborations, emphasizing the desire to showcase unique designs that are otherwise unavailable in Ireland.

The huge metal feature hanging from the ceiling is almost whale-like in its dimensions, coils twisted about each other, creating a dramatic statement in the Georgian space.

Lafferty's studio just launched Róisín Lafferty Gallery, an appointment-only design gallery that stocks her first interiors collection and work from other artisans and designers.

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