Completion

28/05/2026

These windows were designed to turn this study space into something truly unique. They frame the garden and become the focal point of the entire room.

The deep blue paint choice was carried across the walls and ceiling of the arched windows to complement the natural light and garden view.

A study designed around the architecture, not just the furniture.



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30/04/2026

The power of a warm, earthy tones 🤎

This terracotta shade completely transformed the feel of the space, especially when the light pours in through the skylight. We colour drenched the walls, ceiling and woodwork to create layered warmth in the space, balanced with warm oak, brass details and textured tiles.

One of our favourite features in this bathroom is the stable-style door. It adds so much charm and character to the bathroom.



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25/04/2026

A softer entrance.

We completely replaced the original staircase, transforming it from something square and heavy into a more fluid, sweeping form. The bespoke bent oak handrail adds warmth and craftsmanship, gently guiding the eye through the space.

The chest of drawers is from , paired with a lamp base by and a lampshade by , creating a layered and considered moment beneath the stairs. The handrail was bespoke made by in Fife.



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03/03/2026

A recent walkthrough on one of our latest projects in Oxfordshire.

From custom headboards to perfectly placed lighting, every detail is curated to create a beautiful space that is both calm and complete.

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19/02/2026

Framing Light to define your space.

This lounge is designed to feel both comfortable and distinctive- a unique space that is designed to encourage pause while holding its own character. The winter palette of light blues and greens brings a sense of calm and freshness to the space.

The stained-glass window becomes the natural focal point - drawing in gentle light, adding subtle colour without overpowering the space, and bringing a sense of individuality to the lounge.

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13/10/2025

The entrance to your house sets the tone for your home. It needs to be practical but also stylish. First impressions really do count

Design considerations

· Think where you will hang coats and put your shoes, if you don’t have a boot room or separate cloakroom.

· Ensure there is a place for keys, handbags, post and space for guests’ coats.

· Be careful with your lighting as you want it to be welcoming when people arrive. Perhaps a console with two table lamps. Maybe a mirror to bounce light and to check how you look as you are heading out the door.

· Panelling is incredibly useful in high traffic areas as you can paint it in a more durable paint, easy to wipe clean. It’s a practical solution for comings and goings.

· On the subject of paint: when choosing a colour be mindful of your lighting scheme and the amount of natural light in your hallway. Dark colours can be dramatic and make a space feel cosy and enclosed, whilst lighter colours will open up the space.

Above all you need to find storage solutions that make it feel clear and open, so it is practical and welcoming.

12/08/2025

It’s been a busy summer so far….

23/06/2025

25/01/2025

One of our schemes featured by Andrew Martin 🙌

31/12/2024

Every year the residents do their own festive windows 🎄🙌

03/12/2024

~Secret Kitchen~
We designed a discreet kitchen as part of the main reception room. Perfect for drinks parties and Soirees 🥂 📸