Services

Scope the rooms. Keep one team.

Engage the studio for a single room or a whole property. Drawings, materials, furniture, and installation stay together.

An oak sitting room with a sofa, armchair, and layered textiles.

01

Full home interiors

A complete scheme for a house or apartment: plan, joinery, finishes, lighting, and furniture. We sequence the work so each room is ready to use as it is completed.

  • Measured survey and layout options
  • Material and furniture schedule
  • Site coordination through installation
A bedroom dressed in linen with a simple upholstered headboard.

02

Single rooms

A living room, bedroom, or study that needs a clearer plan. We keep what still works and replace what makes the room feel unfinished.

  • Furniture plan and elevations
  • Paint, textile, and lighting edits
  • Styling on the day the room is set
A kitchen island in oak beside pale cabinetry.

03

Kitchens and baths

Working rooms with a calm face. Layouts are tested against how you cook, wash, and store, then built in stone, timber, and metal that can take wear.

  • Layout for work and storage
  • Stone, cabinetry, and brass specifications
  • Coordination with the trades on site
A bright office with a long table and linen-covered chairs.

04

Commercial spaces

Studios, reception rooms, and private offices that borrow the ease of a home. Durable finishes, generous seating, and lighting for long days.

  • Reception, meeting, and work rooms
  • Furniture that can be maintained
  • A material palette shared across the floor
An evening living room with lamps, books, and a low sofa.

05

Styling and furnishing

For a room that is already built. We edit the furniture, choose the textiles, and place the lamps so the architecture can be seen.

  • Edit of existing pieces
  • New furniture and textile sourcing
  • Install and final styling
A marble bathroom with a freestanding tub and soft daylight.

06

Design consultation

A focused visit when you want direction before committing to a full scheme. You leave with priorities, a material direction, and a sensible sequence.

  • On-site or studio meeting
  • Written notes after the visit
  • A path into a larger scope if you want one