Interior designer Martyn Lawrence-Bullard appeared on Good Morning America this Friday to promote his new television series, “Live, Love, Decorate” [1].
The show provides a glimpse into the professional process of a high-profile designer, highlighting how global exploration informs luxury home aesthetics. By showcasing the intersection of travel and interior design, the series aims to inspire viewers to incorporate eclectic, worldly elements into their own living spaces.
During the interview, Lawrence-Bullard said the series follows his worldwide design travels [1]. The program offers viewers an inside look at the various locations he visits and the specific treasures he discovers along the way [2]. These findings serve as the foundation for the design projects featured in the show [3].
Lawrence-Bullard, known for his work with celebrity clients, uses the platform to explain the inspiration behind his curation process. The series emphasizes the discovery of unique items across different cultures, including featured interiors in Istanbul, to create a cohesive yet diverse aesthetic [1].
The appearance on the GMA studio served as a primary promotional vehicle for the series launch [4]. By sharing behind-the-scenes details, Lawrence-Bullard said he aims to demystify the process of sourcing luxury decor on a global scale [2].
This promotional push follows a career spent blending diverse cultural influences into modern interiors. The new series focuses on the narrative of the objects themselves and the journeys required to find them [1].
“The show provides a glimpse into the professional process of a high-profile designer”
The launch of 'Live, Love, Decorate' reflects a broader trend in lifestyle programming that blends travelogue elements with professional expertise. By focusing on 'treasures' and global sourcing, the series positions interior design not just as a service, but as a form of cultural curation and exploration.
