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A full design is for you 
if you have a residential or commercial project and want a more detailed, hand's on approach. 

Ideal for property developers, landlords and home renovations.  
 

Our interior design projects are tailored to your individual needs reflecting your desires, personality, and style.

 

As every project is different, we will meet with you and assess the scope of work, then determine the design fee accordingly. 
 

OUR FULL DESIGN SERVICE

IS A FLAT FEE PER PROJECT.

"The first thing a prospective tenant or buyer will likely see is a photograph and

that first impression is the difference between a yes or a no.  

Effective interior design can make a property stand out from the competition, attract attention and offer an inspiring and functional environment for tenants or guests."

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           We've worked with Katherine now on two projects and the results have been      

astounding. Katherine is a master in her craft; understands the brief, works diligently to budget and most importantly, is an absolutely lovely person to work with! She is now our go to interior designer and she is always happy to help, no matter how big or small the project is."

Freddie - owner of Red Kite

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"As soon as you get off the phone from your architect - call an interior designer. 

 

Architects design buildings, apply for planning applications and building regs and manage the construction phase whilst interior designers design the interior of the building which includes furniture placement, fixtures, fittings and other accessories to create your desired look and functionality - and that’s just the start.  Architect plans can look great but you need to dive into how the space is actually going to be used for you and your family.  Where are the plugs going? Where is your Christmas tree going? Will the cosy snug area on the plans actually work with real sofas? 

 

Working together creates the best outcome."

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