David Jonathan Heyman, the brilliant mind behind Heyday Films, has not only left an indelible mark on the film industry but has also found a life partner who shares his passion for creativity and design.
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David Heyman and Rose Uniacke’s union is a testament to the convergence of artistic minds. Rose Uniacke, an accomplished interior designer, furniture designer, and antique dealer, brings her unique flair to the canvas of their shared life.
The couple shares the joy of parenthood with their son, Harper Heyman. Additionally, David Heyman has embraced the role of stepfather to four children from Rose’s previous marriage, creating a blended family that thrives on love and shared experiences.
Currently residing in the picturesque neighborhood of Pimlico, London, David Heyman and Rose Uniacke have cultivated a home that reflects their shared appreciation for aesthetics and design.
‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2’ World Premiere at Trafalgar Square David Heyman with His Wife Rose Uniacke and Their Son
‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2’ World Premiere at Trafalgar Square – 07 Jul 2011
Rose Uniacke’s journey in the world of design is a multifaceted one. Trained as a furniture restorer, gilder, and specialist in paint and lacquer, she transitioned into becoming a respected antique dealer.
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Her expertise extends to crafting furniture and lighting pieces, both for individual clients and her own shop. Situated in the heart of Pimlico, Rose’s studio serves as a creative hub where ideas come to life.
The premises double as a gallery, showcasing the carefully curated pieces that embody her distinctive design philosophy. Weightlessness, character, warmth, and an extraordinary sense of serenity are the hallmarks of Rose Uniacke’s interiors, earning her the moniker “The Queen of Serene” by The Sunday Times.
In recognition of her outstanding contributions to the world of interior design, Rose Uniacke was honored with the prestigious Andrew Martin Interior Designer of the Year Award in 2013. Often likened to the Oscars of the interior design world, this accolade reflects Rose’s unparalleled skill in creating spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also imbued with a sense of tranquility.
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