Discipline 02

Interior Design

Material, light, proportion and atmosphere shape the experience of every space.

Interiors are where a project is experienced most closely. We work at the scale of the hand as much as the room: proportion, joinery, light and finish, resolved together.

Serene luxury living space with travertine floors, plaster walls and linen upholstery

The discipline

We create interiors through a careful balance of proportion, material, light, texture, functionality and atmosphere — spaces that feel considered down to the smallest detail.

Capabilities

  • Interior concept
  • Space planning
  • Material selection
  • Lighting direction
  • Furniture concepts
  • Finishes and styling

Project types

Luxury residences · Apartments · Hotels · Restaurants · Workplace

Process

How interior designmoves forward.

  1. 01

    Concept

    Establishing the atmosphere, references and material direction the interior will be built on.

  2. 02

    Space Planning

    Setting out proportion, circulation and furniture layouts so each room works at human scale.

  3. 03

    Material Selection

    Selecting stone, plaster, timber, metal and textile with attention to how they age and meet.

  4. 04

    Lighting

    Directing natural and artificial light, including layering, concealment and warmth.

  5. 05

    Furniture

    Specifying and developing loose and bespoke furniture appropriate to the interior.

  6. 06

    Finishes

    Detailing joinery, ironmongery, surfaces and transitions to keep the interior uninterrupted.

  7. 07

    Styling

    Completing the space with objects, textiles and planting once the interior is installed.

  8. 08

    Installation Coordination

    Coordinating suppliers, joiners and installers so delivery matches the specification.

Warm minimal interior with oak joinery and soft cove lighting

Other disciplines

Interior Design

Discuss a interior design commission.

Share the site, the ambition and the constraints. We will respond with a considered point of view on scope and sequence.