We design the full experience of a space. That can include concept design, spatial planning, interior architecture, finishes and materials, lighting direction, joinery concepts, furniture and FF&E specification, styling and support through delivery.

Yes. Hospitality and workspace design are major parts of our portfolio. We design restaurants, cafés, bars, members’ clubs, boutique hotels, creative workspaces and residential developments, as well as design-led homes.

Most projects follow a clear structure: brief and research, concept design, design development, technical detailing where required, procurement and sourcing, then installation and styling.

It depends on scale and complexity. Concept stages may take several weeks, while detailed design and build phases take longer. We map a realistic programme early so you can plan around leases, contractors and launch dates.

Interior design fees vary depending on project size and complexity. Fees may be structured as a fixed fee or a day rate. We quote clearly and transparently so you understand what is included and what sits outside the fee.

Yes. We can specify and source FF&E, furniture, lighting and finishes, managing suppliers, lead times, deliveries and installation coordination to avoid costly mistakes and delays.

Yes. We pass on trade discounts and charge a flat 20% procurement service fee. Any trade discounts we receive are passed directly to you, and in many cases those savings can offset or even exceed the procurement fee while ensuring professional sourcing and accountability.

Studios structure fees differently. Some may keep design fees lower on paper and retain trade margins instead. Our approach is simple and transparent: a clear procurement service fee, with trade discounts passed on.

Absolutely. We regularly collaborate with architects, contractors, QS teams and specialist consultants, and can plug into your existing team or help you assemble one.

We are a design studio rather than a contractor. However, we can work alongside a design-and-build team or support a traditional tender route, ensuring the final built space reflects the agreed design vision.

Yes. Smaller spaces can be incredibly impactful when carefully considered. Smart planning, layered materials and strong storytelling can make a compactfoot print feel distinctive and generous.

Yes. If you already have branding in place, we can design the interior to express it clearly and effectively, working from your guidelines and ensuring the brand translates successfully into physical space.

Yes. This is one of our strengths. When branding and interiors are developed simultaneously, the result is more cohesive and commercially powerful. Read more about our joined-up approach here.

Yes. We can design with sustainability in mind through considered material choices, re usewhere possible and designing spaces that feel timeless rather than trend-led, as longevity is often the most sustainable choice.

A clear brief helps enormously. We typically need your goals, audience, functional requirements, constraints, indicative budget and timeline. Floorplans, site photos and reference images are also very useful.

Yes. We offer residential design support for smaller projects and room-by-room updates, allowing clients to access our design expertise without committing to a full renovation. Have a look at this tiny but characterful flat in Camden.

Yes. We offer both remote and in-person consultations. You can share photos, measurements and inspiration in advance, and we provide tailored design guidance and product recommendations.

Yes. If there are pieces you would like to keep, we can incorporate them into the proposed scheme and build around them thoughtfully.

We begin with an agreed scope and fee, followed by a kick-off consultation where we discuss your space, lifestyle and objectives. We then provide clear next steps and deliverables suited to your project.

It helps to gather floorplans, photos, measurements and inspiration images, but you do not need to have everything figured out. Part of our role is helping you clarify direction.

We agree fees upfront so there are no surprises. Where we are sourcing furnishings or finishes, you set the purchasing budget and we design within that framework.

Timelines depend on complexity. Some projects involve a few hours of consultation, while more involved room redesigns take longer. We agree timescales at the outset.

Yes. If you require additional input as the project develops, we can scope further support and agree additional time as needed.

Art can take many forms, including commissioned framed artwork, murals, illustration, typography, neon installations, photography, sculpture, found objects or curated prints. The aim is always to select or create work that strengthens the overall concept.

Yes. Depending on the project, we may commission bespoke pieces, curate existing works or combine the two to achieve the right balance for the scheme.

Yes. We work across hospitality, workspace, residential and property projects, creating or commissioning artwork that aligns with the scheme and brand story. Read why we think art is important in hospitality here.

We begin with a brief and references, then propose initial directions, refine the selected route, gain final approval and move into production and installation planning.

Yes. We guide clients through a curated selection process based on brand, audience and atmosphere, focusing on a small number of strong options rather than overwhelming you.

Yes. We canmanage sourcing, production methods, framing, delivery logistics andinstallation coordination, working with trusted printers, framers andinstallers.

Yes. Large-scale artwork can create memorable focal points, and we advise on scale, durability, surface preparation and lighting to ensure longevity. Check out this mural that went up a three floor stairwell.

We look for intelligent ways to reference the concept through material, palette, subject matter or tone, without turning the artwork into advertising.

Yes. If you need consistent artwork across several sites or touchpoints, we can structure licensing agreements clearly at the outset.

It depends on the scale of the space and the level of ambition. We can work to a wide range of budgets and will advise where investment will create the most impact.

Indeed. A layered mix of hero pieces and complementary works often creates the most balanced and visually interesting result.