As the founder of Fashion East in London, Lulu Kennedy operates at the grassroots level of British fashion. She talks to Danielle Radojcin about how she rose to the top of the industry and how she identifies and nurtures new design talent. She also muses on what keeps London’s creative heart beating, her love of Naples and the art of napping.

The British interior architect, best-known for his work with fashion designer Erdem, brings his refined taste to this week’s episode. He discusses his approach to architecture and design and shares the five things from his life that bring him joy, from the rare bike he sourced on eBay, to his high-maintenance Japanese bathtub and his favourite travel destinations.

On the eve of her exhibition at the Gagosian, the Berlin-based artist sat down with Danielle Radojcin to talk about which five things represent and have inspired her, from Pina Bausch to football and fine jewellery. She also discusses her thoughts on photography versus painting and the transient nature of her large-scale work completed in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.

Google’s intrepid lead of Arts and Culture, whose interests range from obscure vintage stores to a little-known gallery in Japan, talks to Danielle Radojcin about the five things that most inspire her in life.

If you had to choose five things that represent and inspire you, what would they be? Welcome to The Collector’s House, the new weekly podcast from MATCHESFASHION.COM. Join Danielle Radojcin as she asks some of the creative industry’s finest talents to share the objects that have inspired them or bear special significance. Hear the stories they inspire from veteran New York designer Norma Kamali, to Google’s Suhair Khan and German artist Katharina Grosse.