GJ Creative is Mark and Margaret Glynne-Jones

We create thoughtfully designed interiors and gardens that bring together history, atmosphere and a contemporary sense of living. Our work is rooted in a belief that the spaces around us shape how we feel, how we connect and how we live.

With a background going back many generations and spanning creative branding, global events and the sensitive renovation of homes across the UK, we bring a deep understanding of both private and commercial environments, from family homes to luxury venues and event spaces.

Alongside our own work, we draw on a trusted network of highly skilled collaborators, from makers and craftspeople to specialists in production and digital delivery. This collaborative approach allows each project to benefit from the right expertise at the right moment, bringing depth, flexibility and a consistently high standard of execution.

Each project is guided by a simple principle: that interiors and landscapes should feel naturally connected. Through careful use of colour, materials, planting and light, we create spaces that feel cohesive, timeless and personal.

Collaboration and the digital experience

We work closely with Fliss and Chris at 360 Media to create beautifully crafted 360° experiences that allow spaces to be explored in advance of a visit, a showround or the traditional agency ‘fam-trip’.

This partnership builds on long-standing relationships developed over many years, including time at BCD Meetings and Events and shared projects with Kinetics Studios and reflects a wider belief in the value of collaboration to elevate ideas and ensure a return on investment.

For clients, particularly in luxury residential, wedding venues and corporate event spaces, these immersive experiences offer a clear sense of atmosphere and flow, helping people connect with a space from the outset.

They also play an important role in accessibility and sustainability. By demonstrating what to expect in advance, 360 experiences can reduce uncertainty and help environments feel more open, comfortable and welcoming to a wider audience.