Interiors
Interiors drawn with the structure, not after it — so nothing has to be hidden later.
When you need this
You want the inside of the house resolved to the same standard as the outside — ideally before the frame is cast.
Our interiors work is strongest when it begins early enough to influence wall thickness, slab drops and shaft positions. It also works as a standalone appointment in an existing building.
What is included
- Spatial planning and circulation
- Material and finish palettes with physical samples
- Bespoke joinery design and shop-drawing review
- Lighting layout, circuiting and fixture selection
- Loose furniture specification and sourcing
- Colour, textile and hardware selection
- Site coordination with fabricators and finishing trades
What is not included
- Civil and structural alteration works — quoted separately
- Art and accessory procurement unless requested
- Soft-furnishing manufacture
- Ongoing styling after handover
For a full home we ask for physical samples to be approved before any joinery is cut. It slows the start and saves the end.
What you receive
Each stage ends in something you hold.
- An approved material and finish schedule
- Joinery drawings reviewed against shop drawings
- A lighting layout with circuiting
- A furniture specification
- Samples you have held, in daylight
The working palette
- Lime plasterBreathes, and can be repaired in patches.
- Kota stoneLocal, hard-wearing, gets better with use.
- TeakUsed where hands touch it — doors, handles, edges.
- Exposed concreteLeft as cast, so it has to be right the first time.
- Country brickLocal, and forgiving to build with.
- Mild steel and brassSmall pieces, made to size, not bought off a shelf.
Nothing is approved from a screen. Samples are seen in the hand, in daylight.
Talk to us about interiors.
Tell us the site and the brief. The first conversation costs nothing and commits nothing.