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This room doesn’t exist... yet ✨
But that’s the beauty of the design process.
Long before the first piece of joinery is crafted or the first light fitting is installed, we’re able to step inside the space through detailed CGI visual
A colour palette that isn’t just decoration, it’s a response to Light ✨
This west-facing master suite has been designed to celebrate the warmth of the setting sun. Layers of walnut, bronze, antique brass and stone with tactile textiles th
A Bathroom should be the one room in the home where the pace slows, the door closes, and the day quietly falls away.

For this family bathroom, we wanted to create a space that felt more like a private spa than a traditional bathroom. Warm oak cabine
There are worse places to spend a day at work ✨
Last week we were photographing our recently completed Grade II listed barn refurbishment, nestled amongst the Cheshire countryside.
Before we started I took a few quiet moments to simply sit and apprec
A new look. The same philosophy. 

Over the past few months, I’ve been reflecting on how our studio has evolved.
What began as a passion for creating beautiful interiors has grown into something much deeper. Today, every project starts with und
A hallway should do more than simply connect spaces, it should create a memorable first impression.
For this new-build home, there was no natural focal point within the stairwell, so with the team @fritz_fryer_lighting we designed a bespoke arrangeme
It’s easy to fall in love with the finished photographs, but every beautiful home starts somewhere 🤍

For this wonderful Arts & Crafts home in the Lake District, we completely reimagined the ground floor, three separate rooms were opened u
Some details demand extraordinary skills from our trades. 
In the Garden Room, this automated Bradley curtain system was one of the largest single bay installations they had ever produced. So significant that it was personally driven from Suffolk by
The existing checkerboard floor became the starting point for this monochrome powder room 🖤
Rather than compete with it, we allowed the space to evolve from there - adding high-gloss black panelling and cabinetry, to create something that feels both
Revisting a project we completed 8 years ago, and these bespoke bronze metal screens still feel as striking and relevant as the day they were installed.
Designed as a flexible divider between the main lounge and kitchen, the screens gave our clients

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