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a little luxury in a small dining area...Designed for a professional couple in a one-bedroom apartment, this dining area...
28/10/2026

a little luxury in a small dining area...

Designed for a professional couple in a one-bedroom apartment, this dining area proves that limited space doesn't mean compromising on comfort or elegance.

The beautiful bay window naturally called for a round dining table, creating a cosy and inviting setting without overwhelming the room.

We chose natural materials and soft textures — a rich walnut finish for the table, complemented by chairs upholstered in tactile bouclé fabric.

A touch of greenery brings life into the space, while the large windows offer lovely views of the outdoors.

A perfect little corner for a leisurely breakfast, an intimate dinner or simply working from home while enjoying the changing scenery outside.

Thoughtful design makes every square metre count...

Creating a seamless connection between inside and outside.Using similar materials across the kitchen and terrace, togeth...
15/10/2026

Creating a seamless connection between inside and outside.

Using similar materials across the kitchen and terrace, together with slim-frame modern sliding doors, helps blur the boundary between the two spaces.

The garden becomes a visual extension of the kitchen — bringing in more natural light, making the interior feel brighter and creating a greater sense of space.

When inside and outside are designed together, the garden doesn’t simply sit beyond the windows. It becomes part of the room. 🌿

Bathroom: where ideas are born and problems are solved...
08/10/2026

Bathroom: where ideas are born and problems are solved...

How do you fit a king-size bed into a small bedroom?Designed for a young professional couple, this bedroom needed to acc...
01/10/2026

How do you fit a king-size bed into a small bedroom?

Designed for a young professional couple, this bedroom needed to accommodate a king-size bed and plenty of storage without compromising the sense of space.

The soft grey walls were chosen to sit closely with the grey velvet bed, creating a calm, tonal backdrop. We relocated the radiator to make room for a full-height wardrobe and used warm wood and brass details to soften the grey palette.

Victorian features such as the cornicing and ceiling rose were paired with modern lighting, while plants and natural textures bring warmth and life into the room.

Where space was limited, a floor lamp with an integrated side table provided both light and a useful bedside space.

Proof that a small bedroom doesn’t have to compromise on comfort or function.

Morning coffee, evening drinks — one space designed for both.In everyday life, this marble-lined niche is a lovely coffe...
24/09/2026

Morning coffee, evening drinks — one space designed for both.

In everyday life, this marble-lined niche is a lovely coffee and tea station — styled with flowers, plants and a few favourite pieces that make you happy.

When friends come over, it transforms into a home bar. 🍸

The w**e cooler is framed by hidden storage for w**e, spirits, glassware and serving pieces — everything organised and ready for entertaining, without being permanently on display.

In a large open-plan space, the kitchen, dining area, living area and garden are all visible at once. There is already plenty for the eye to take in.

Sometimes good design is about what you choose not to show.

Keeping the kitchen visually simple allows your attention to move beyond it — towards the garden and the view. 🌿

Happy sunny Wednsday 🥰
23/09/2026

Happy sunny Wednsday 🥰

Bringing the original character back ✨A small entrance with a big transformation.We removed the pebble dash to reveal th...
17/09/2026

Bringing the original character back ✨

A small entrance with a big transformation.

We removed the pebble dash to reveal the beautiful original brickwork, replaced the windows and restored the original decorative window surrounds.

The old brown tiles were replaced with classic black-and-white Victorian tiles, and the front door was painted in a deep Farrow & Ball green — I love how beautifully green and black work together against the warm brick.

A little greenery softens the space and brings an organic touch.

Now this family has a beautiful entrance to come home to every day — and to welcome their guests. 🌿

The north-facing room previously featured green wallpaper and paint, along with an en-suite bathroom. As the house alrea...
27/02/2026

The north-facing room previously featured green wallpaper and paint, along with an en-suite bathroom. As the house already has two bathrooms, the en-suite was removed to improve the functionality of the space.

A new bespoke floor-to-ceiling wardrobe was introduced, and the original Victorian coving was carefully retained to ensure continuity with the rest of the house. Plants and a blush pink sofa bed were added to brighten the room and create a softer, more cheerful atmosphere. The space now functions as a home office, while easily transforming into a comfortable guest bedroom when needed.

This kitchen is part of Lyncombe House, originally built in 1868 by Charles Barry Jr. The previous scheme featured a mod...
25/02/2026

This kitchen is part of Lyncombe House, originally built in 1868 by Charles Barry Jr. The previous scheme featured a modern wood-effect kitchen with green walls, which was replaced with a timeless white, floor-to-ceiling classic design. A new skylight was introduced to bring additional natural light into the space and enhance its sense of openness. Cold floor tiles were removed and replaced with warm wooden flooring to create a more inviting atmosphere. The kitchen features a marble worktop paired with elegant brass handles for a refined finish. A pendant light above the dining table adds softness and visual interest. Linen dining chairs sit beside the window, with the table positioned to enjoy views of the garden. The result is a simple yet comfortable kitchen, filled with warmth and natural light...

Why are plants and flowers important in home design?1. Plants & flowers bring life into a space2. Plants & flowers softe...
21/02/2026

Why are plants and flowers important in home design?
1. Plants & flowers bring life into a space
2. Plants & flowers soften hard architectural lines
3. Plants & flowers improve emotional wellbeing
4. Plants & flowers add colour without overwhelming the design
5. Plants & flowerscreate visual layers
6. Plants & flowers connect indoors with nature
7. Plants & flowers make spaces feel more luxurious

Design begins with emotion.

Ti Designe - Interior Design Studio

www.tidesigne.com

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1 Crescent Wood Road
London
SE266RT

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Monday 10am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 5:30pm
Thursday 10am - 5:30pm
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