Residential
What we do
We take on a small number of residential projects, working closely with clients on high-end homes from concept through to completion. We lead the design and oversee the build, developing detailed specifications and material-led schemes that bring clarity and cohesion to each space. Alongside this, we offer art direction and curation - drawing on our experience in exhibitions to work with existing collections or source new pieces. We support framing, placement, and display, integrating artwork into the architecture of the home so it becomes part of the overall narrative.
We also provide spatial planning support at earlier stages, helping refine layouts and optimise floorplans - particularly for homes being prepared for resale or rental, where key decisions can make a significant difference. Across all projects, we develop considered interior design schemes, specifying materials, finishes, furniture, and lighting with a focus on longevity, detail, and how spaces are actually lived in.
Our clients
We work primarily with private homeowners across London, often on renovation projects ranging from full-home transformations to targeted spatial improvements. Many of our clients come back to us over time — from smaller, early-stage projects through to more involved renovations — building long-term relationships based on trust and shared understanding. We often find ourselves working with individuals from the creative industries, bringing a strong interest in art and culture into their homes.
How we work
Our approach is personal, flexible, and tailored to each client. Every project begins with a conversation - understanding how you live, what matters to you, and where design can make the most impact. From there, we develop a clear direction, shaping spaces through materials, layout, and detail.
We stay closely involved throughout - from early concepts to specification, procurement, and installation - ensuring each decision is considered and well executed. Where appropriate, we help integrate art and collections into the space, so each piece contributes to a wider narrative. The result is a process that feels collaborative, focused, and built around you.