Plan first,
surface last.

We work at the level of the plan before the level of the surface: walls moved, openings resized, ceilings opened, services rerouted. This is the part of the work that determines whether a space will ever feel right, and it is where we spend the most time.

• Spatial planning
• Structural coordination
• Daylight and openings
• Services strategy

Family homes, city apartments and weekend houses, taken from first plan to final styling. We design storage before we design furniture, and we test every layout against an ordinary weekday rather than a photograph.

• Full interior design
• Bespoke joinery
• Furniture and lighting
• Art and styling

Studios, offices and workshops where the brief is measured in noise levels, air, light and adjacency. We plan for the quiet work as carefully as for the collaborative work, which is usually the part that gets forgotten.

• Workplace strategy
• Acoustic design
• Fit-out documentation
• Furniture procurement

Guest experience designed as a sequence — arrival, threshold, seat, service, exit. We work closely with operators on covers, service lines and back-of-house, because a hospitality interior that fights its operation never survives its first year.

• Guest journey
• FF&E design
• Operational planning
• Lighting and mood

Older buildings carry decisions worth inheriting. We survey carefully, repair rather than replace where we can, and make new work legible as new — set slightly apart from the old rather than blended into it.

• Condition survey
• Adaptive reuse
• Heritage-sensitive repair
• Phased construction

For clients who would rather not manage twelve trades, we take the project end to end: design, procurement, execution, styling and handover under a single agreement with a single schedule and a single accountable team.

• Design and documentation
• Procurement
• Execution management
• Handover and care