Residential Interiors
Full interior design for homes and apartments: spatial planning, joinery, lighting, materials and furniture, resolved as one scheme rather than a series of separate decisions.
One scheme, not a series of purchases.
Most homes that feel unresolved were decorated in stages: a sofa here, a paint colour there, a kitchen chosen on its own. Each decision was reasonable and the result still does not hold together.
This service treats the whole home as one problem. The plan is questioned first, then joinery, lighting and materials are designed against it, and furniture is chosen for the room it is going into rather than the catalogue it came from.
What you receive
How it runs
The house is measured properly and we establish how each room is actually used before anything is drawn.
Layout, zoning and material direction, argued on paper while changes still cost an afternoon.
The full documentation set, so contractors price what is intended rather than guessing.
Coordination through construction, then styling and the final walkthrough.
For homes that need resolving, not redecorating.
This suits apartments and houses where the layout is part of the problem, or where several rooms need to be brought into one language.
If your plan already works and you only need furniture and finishes, a consultation is usually the better and cheaper starting point.
Common questions
01Can you work on one room only?
Yes. Many projects begin as a single living area or main bedroom and grow from there once the approach is clear.
02Do we need to move out?
It depends on scope. Full replanning with structural work usually needs the house empty; a single-room scheme rarely does.
03How long does it take?
Six to ten weeks for design and drawings on a full home, then four to eight months on site depending on the extent of the works.
04Do you handle procurement?
It can be included. Otherwise you receive a specified schedule and order directly, which some clients prefer.
05Will it suit a family with young children?
Yes, and it should change the specification. Fabric performance, floor finishes and storage all get chosen differently when a house is genuinely in use.
06What if we already own furniture we want to keep?
Bring it into the brief early. Existing pieces are measured and planned into the scheme rather than worked around at the end.