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Glimpses into our process, current projects - a source of ideas and inspiration

Space planning is one of the most important (and often overlooked) parts of interior design. It’s where function meets aesthetics—making sure every square meter is working for you.
For our Islington project, we’ve carefully consider

If you’d told me a few years ago that I’d be standing in the middle of a site visit, running my own interior design studio, I probably would have laughed. But here we are—dusty boots (or in my case, bright blue Gazelles) on-site, ma

A first impression hallway that’s bold, intentional and effortlessly cool-exactly how we like it! 🛎️

Interior design isn’t just about picking paint colours and pretty fabrics (though I love that part too). It’s about coordination, problem-solving, and making sure every design decision translates seamlessly from concept to reality.

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Checking in on the River House project in Edinburgh. Right now, we’re in the thick of it - plaster, paint samples but plenty of exciting stages ahead 🔑

Our design process takes care of every detail. Ready to check in? 🔑

From bold tile choices to custom joinery, layered lighting, and thoughtfully sourced finishes—every element is considered.

Currently in the works: - Bathroom shower with deep green tiles and a statement checkered floor - Bespoke electrical pla

En-suite decorative scheme that checks in with timeless design for our upcoming Islington project

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Room upgrades in progress

First impressions count! A visual mock up for an upcoming project hallway, earthy terracotta walls gives a feeling of warmth and statement. Because why shouldn’t an entryway make an entrance

January camera roll round up + project teasers

One of the most common challenges I hear from clients is how to maximise storage in small bathrooms without compromising on style. Here’s how we solved it for our upcoming Islington project:
Recessed Niches: Built-in shelves in the shower offer

A relaxed living and dining space for our upcoming Islington project, featuring vintage pieces and bespoke joinery for a timeless look. Rich browns paired with softer neutrals and brass accents, bring a refined and effortless feel to the scheme