By Two Studio celebrates national award for creative business

Natalie Roukin and Jenna Stopforth celebrate their Silver Award at the Best Businesswomen Awards 2026 gala

St Albans interior designers Natalie Roukin and Jenna Stopforth are celebrating By Two Studio’s Silver Award in the Best Businesswoman in a Creative Business category at the Best Businesswomen Awards 2026.

Winners are selected by an expert judging panel based on evidence of their achievements.

Rooted in the district, and regular columnists in the St Albans Times, Natalie and Jenna strive to champion the value of local connections, working alongside architects, makers and specialist suppliers to create thoughtfully designed homes.

In September, they supported the first St Albans Home and Interiors Week, celebrating the creativity and expertise within the city’s homes and interiors community.

Building on their established work together at Natalie Roukin Interiors, Natalie and Jenna launched By Two Studio in 2026, bringing their complementary strengths and personal client care to full-home renovations, extensions and new builds.

“Our clients are balancing demanding careers and family life. Their home needs to feel beautiful and work effortlessly, with a place for everything and every detail considered,” says Natalie.

“We bring thoughtful recommendations rather than endless options, taking the weight of decisions off their shoulders. We help them see the vision for their home unfold, so they anticipate each stage with confidence and excitement.”

Building on 12 years of residential interior design since 2014, By Two Studio grew from Natalie Roukin and Jenna Stopforth’s collaboration at Natalie Roukin Interiors. Their shared love of thoughtful design and personal client care continues to shape the studio today. Their work together has earned multiple Best of Houzz Customer Service Awards and Silver for Customer Service at the Best Businesswomen Awards 2025.

Find out more at https://bytwostudio.com/



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