From drawing to room
Every project runs the same way. You see the layout before the drawings, the drawings before the views, and the views before anyone cuts anything.
We walk the space with you, or through your drawings if it is not built yet. We ask how you cook, where you put your keys, and who visits. No mood boards.
You get: A written scope and an honest budget range
The layout is solved first and signed off before any surface is chosen. Then one presentation, with real samples, showing the whole scheme at once.
You get: Approved plan, material palette, cost plan
Every joinery run, every socket, every reveal drawn at the scale it will be built. This is where a project stops being a picture and starts being buildable.
You get: Working drawing set and schedules
The signed-off drawings are modelled and lit, so you see the room at eye height before anyone cuts anything. What changes here costs nothing to change.
You get: Room-by-room views and a walkthrough
Our site team runs the trades. You get a weekly note with photographs, what moved, what is next, and anything that needs a decision from you.
You get: Weekly reporting and a live snag list
Styling, art placement, and a walkthrough where we hand over care notes for every finish. We come back at three months to fix whatever has settled.
You get: Care manual and a three-month revisit
Selected work
Every project here was designed and built by the studio. No renders, no concepts.
The studio
A small team of designers and site people who would rather solve the plan than decorate the elevation.
Most of what goes wrong on an interiors project happens in the gap between the drawing and the site. We closed that gap by keeping both in the same studio, which means the person who detailed your wardrobe is the person who checks it when it arrives.
We take on a small number of projects a year. It keeps the principal on every site.
Why one studio
Most of what goes wrong on an interior job happens in the gap between the person who drew it and the person who built it. We removed the gap.
The people who draw your space are the people who build it. Nothing is handed to a contractor with a set of pictures and a hope.
Every joinery run, socket and reveal is drawn before it is ordered. That is why the room matches what you approved.
Photographs, what moved, what is next, and anything that needs a decision from you. You never have to ask how it is going.
What we do
You can hire us for the drawings alone, or for everything up to the day you move in.
Full design for a home or workplace, from plan to the last handle.
We build what we drew, with our own site team and one point of contact.
For clients who want the plan solved before they commit to anything else.
Wardrobes, kitchens and loose furniture drawn for the room they sit in.
Before you write
If yours is not here, ask it in the form. We answer properly, not with a brochure.
Send the plan if you have one, or just the address and what is bothering you about it. We reply within two working days.
