Six ways of working,one standard.

Before a single fabric is chosen, a space must be resolved: how one moves through it, where the light falls, what the eye meets at the end of every axis. Interior architecture is the discipline of getting these decisions right while they are still inexpensive to change.

• Spatial planning and circulation studies
• Interior elevations and sections
• Natural and artificial lighting strategy
• Material specification and detailing
• Bespoke joinery design

A hospitality interior must be beautiful at nine in the evening, durable at three in the morning, and profitable across a ten-year cycle. We design for all three simultaneously, with operator input from the first sketch.

• Boutique hotels and private residences clubs
• Resorts and spa environments
• Fine-dining restaurants
• Bars, lounges and members’ rooms
• Guest room prototypes and roll-out

Textile, flower, texture, weight. The final layer of a room is the one guests actually feel, and it is the one most often rushed. We treat it as its own commission, with its own timeline.

• Textile and soft furnishing schemes
• Curtains, blinds and window dressing
• Bed dressing and guest-room styling
• Table styling and entertaining sets
• Floral direction and seasonal refresh