Amanda Talbot

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About Amanda Talbot

Driven by a belief that design can nurture human health and happiness, I founded Studio Snoop – a heart‑centric design studio based in London – to create spaces where wellness comes first. With over 20 years of experience across luxury residential, hospitality and cultural projects, I partner with high‑net‑worth clients to transform their homes and developments into havens that nourish the mind, body and nervous system. My background spans co‑leading a $2.8 billion regeneration precinct for Merivale (Ivy 2.0) delivering $860 million in uplift across 30+ venues; designing private residences valued up to $100 million; masterplanning a 350‑acre wellness campus with Heatherwick Studio; and creating Tilly, the world’s first heart‑centred AI designer (Milan Design Week 2023). I currently serve as founder and Strategic Creative Director of Studio Snoop (2010–present), have founded ZAYA AI (intimacy platform) and Healthy Habitats (wellness materials consultancy), and co‑founded The Together Project to support remote makers. I also advise Soho House founder Nick Jones on next‑generation wellness concepts outside of the members’ club. Highlights: • Featured in Elle Décor, Architectural Digest, The Guardian and Vogue. • Author of “Rethink: The Way You Live” and “Happy: Creating Joyful Living Spaces”; judge for Elle Decoration and Channel 9’s “Top Design”. • Frequent keynote speaker on wellness‑led design, AI and the future of luxury experiences. What I bring to your project: → Tailored design strategies rooted in neuroscience and wellness to uplift high‑net‑worth individuals and communities. → A global network of artisans, technologists and scientists to deliver bespoke, sustainable finishes and cutting‑edge AI‑driven insights. → Transparent collaboration and meticulous project management to ensure budgets and timelines are respected without compromising quality. Let’s connect if you’re seeking to create a sanctuary that elevates wellbeing, fosters connection and leaves a lasting legacy.