At what stage should I start?

Ideally during architectural planning, and at the latest before electrical and plumbing work begins.

What is the difference between an architect and an interior designer?

The architect is responsible for the structure and permits. The interior designer focuses on the inside: layout, materials, lighting, joinery and furniture. They work best together.

Do you also work on renovations?

Yes. We start with a meeting at home, understand what works and what doesn't, and build a plan that fits the budget and the reality on site.

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Interior Design for Private Homes

A private home is a chance to plan everything right from the start. I guide new builds and renovations, working with the architect, contractor and suppliers until you move in.

Joining at the right time

The earlier an interior designer joins, the easier it is to place openings, electrics, plumbing and storage correctly. Early planning saves changes during construction.

From concept to details

The process covers concept and mood board, layout, renders, materials and colours, lighting and joinery design, and a clear set of working drawings.

One home, one language

The link between inside and out sits at the heart of a private home: daylight, views to the garden, and continuity of materials from the facade to the terraces.

Guidance during construction

Design supervision on site, answers for contractors and suppliers, and finally furniture and styling, so the home you move into is the one we planned.