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Working collaboratively enabling people to express themselves but bringing my expertise, knowledge and skills to help people realise their own vision for their homes and businesses.

This fun bathroom for a new family mixes playful striped tiles with soft pops of colour to create a space that feels fre...
22/02/2026

This fun bathroom for a new family mixes playful striped tiles with soft pops of colour to create a space that feels fresh, bright, and full of personality. Warm timber elements bring balance and coziness — perfect for busy mornings, bath time, and everything in between.

Arches, arches everywhere 🤍From the living room to the snug, through the master dressing room and into the bathroom, a s...
27/01/2026

Arches, arches everywhere 🤍

From the living room to the snug, through the master dressing room and into the bathroom, a soft rhythm of curves guides you from space to space.
Gentle lines, warm materials, and moments that feel both calm and considered.

A calm, compact guest shower room designed to feel light and effortless. A soft neutral palette sets the tone, layered w...
13/01/2026

A calm, compact guest shower room designed to feel light and effortless. A soft neutral palette sets the tone, layered with subtle texture, clean lines, and warm touches of timber to add depth without overwhelming the space. Proof that small rooms can still feel considered and inviting.

January is for hibernating 🤍A calm, cocooning bedroom that was once the living room of this terraced house in Queen’s Pa...
11/01/2026

January is for hibernating 🤍

A calm, cocooning bedroom that was once the living room of this terraced house in Queen’s Park. The home has been thoughtfully reinstated from two separate flats back into one generous family home — and this space now sets the tone for slow weekend mornings and quiet evenings.

Soft textures, layered neutrals, and a sense of ease throughout.

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A cosy corner made for slowing downThis mid-century living room nook is all about atmosphere. Bespoke wall panels in ric...
09/01/2026

A cosy corner made for slowing down

This mid-century living room nook is all about atmosphere. Bespoke wall panels in rich sapele timber form the perfect backdrop, a subtle nod to the home’s 1960s origins. Warm, integrated lighting gently washes down the panels, drawing the eye to our client’s artwork.

Add two inviting chairs, a marble-topped table, and your favourite tipple… and you’ve got the perfect spot to sit, sip, and stay awhile.

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A dramatic WC. Rich textures, a bespoke marble basin, and a beautifully proportioned timber vanity create quiet drama, w...
05/01/2026

A dramatic WC. Rich textures, a bespoke marble basin, and a beautifully proportioned timber vanity create quiet drama, while the feature light casts a warm, sculptural glow. Proof that even the smallest spaces deserve thoughtful design.

This cosy corner sits within one of five bedrooms in our Scottish project on the bank of the river Spey, where we comple...
02/01/2026

This cosy corner sits within one of five bedrooms in our Scottish project on the bank of the river Spey, where we completed phase one earlier this year. We refreshed two bedroom suites and transformed a rather dated conservatory to create a warm, inviting holiday home for visitors to slow down, switch off, and enjoy the beauty of Speyside.

More renovations are planned for 2026, but for now, this space is all about comfort, texture, and timeless Scottish charm.

Entrance hallways in Victorian terraces in London are often dark and short on storage. By removing the wall between the ...
01/01/2026

Entrance hallways in Victorian terraces in London are often dark and short on storage. By removing the wall between the entrance and living room, we created a brighter, more generous sense of space. A bespoke dividing partition with ample hidden storage and an arched bronze Crittall partition allows light to flow through, while subtly defining each area. Just visible beyond is the brass-clad bar and glass doors leading into the snug ✨

Bathroom 04.This Queen’s Park Victorian terrace has undergone a full refurbishment this year, with architecture by Desi...
29/12/2025

Bathroom 04.

This Queen’s Park Victorian terrace has undergone a full refurbishment this year, with architecture by

Designed as part of a light and airy home for a young family, the scheme draws inspiration from Japanese and Scandinavian design principles. Richly textured surfaces and natural materials form a calm, tactile backdrop, with warmth and colour introduced through carefully chosen accessories and artworks.

Watch this space for more from the completed home.





Bathroom 02 & 03As part of this full home refurbishment, we designed two compact shower rooms for the household’s two da...
29/12/2025

Bathroom 02 & 03

As part of this full home refurbishment, we designed two compact shower rooms for the household’s two daughters, each thoughtfully planned to feel calm, characterful and practical.

A playful yet timeless mix of terrazzo and soft glazed tiles in one, and micro-cement with large format textured tiles in the other. The shower rooms are softened with touches of timber and warm layered lighting, while the arched niche adds a subtle architectural moment and a nod to mid-century detailing.

Proof that small spaces can still be rich in texture, personality and intent.





What a 2025 we’ve had We’ve had the privilege of working on some truly special projects for wonderful clients.Full shoot...
28/12/2025

What a 2025 we’ve had
We’ve had the privilege of working on some truly special projects for wonderful clients.

Full shoots are coming next year, but to close out this year we’re sharing a series of small vignettes from projects we’ve loved.

First up: Bathroom 01.

A guest bathroom within a 1960s detached home in North West London. As part of a full house refurbishment, we retained the original built-in bathtub — embracing its mid-century proportions and allowing it to anchor the space — then layered in contemporary materials and warm metallic accents to bring it into the present.

More to follow.





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