You stop noticing a room that doesn’t work. You put the desk where it fits instead of where you’d want to sit. You stop having people over because there’s nowhere good for them to be. After a few months it feels normal, and you couldn’t say what’s wrong with it — only that you don’t enjoy being in there.
That’s the part I’m interested in. And that’s the part we’ll solve together, along with making sure the style of your home reflects you.
Three homes for three different people.
A room should come from the person living in it, not from what's in fashion this year.
These are the actual prices. No VAT on top, no hourly billing.
Consultation
Two hours of my full attention on your space. You ask, I answer on the spot — where things should go, what to keep, why the room isn’t working, what I’d do about it. No drawings and no 3D. Afterwards you get a written summary of everything we decided, so you’re not relying on memory. For people who don’t need drawings, just answers. If you book a project within 60 days, it comes off the price.
Kitchens and bathrooms +50%. Outdoor spaces half rate. Half up front, half on delivery. One price wherever you are.
Some homes don't land neatly in one column. Not sure which you need? That's what the first conversation is for. You get the scope and the price in writing before anything starts, and before you've paid anything.
You'll have seen and shaped every part of the project before it's finished.
Stage 1
You answer a few questions
Two minutes. It means our first conversation starts somewhere useful instead of at the beginning.
Stage 2
We talk
A call, or messages if you'd rather. I'll tell you straight away whether what you want is realistic for your space and your budget. Nothing to pay, no obligation.
Stage 3
We agree the start date along with the scope and price
Which rooms, what you receive, what it costs, when it arrives, in writing. Half up front, half on delivery.
Stage 4
Then the real questions
Not only what style you like — how you actually live. Where you end up sitting. What you avoid doing at home because there's nowhere good to do it. If two of you live there, you answer separately, and where you disagree is the most useful thing I'll see. Then we go through your answers together.
Stage 5
I design
First concept in one to three weeks depending on scope. If we're working remotely I send you exact instructions for measuring your own space. You get a recorded walkthrough of the design to watch as many times as you like before we talk about it.
Stage 6
You build it
Most people do the work themselves or hire their own trades. I don't order furniture, manage builders or run the site — that's deliberate, and it's why I cost less than practices that do. What you get is the decisions, drawn clearly enough for someone else to act on.
I trained as an architect, so this starts with dimensions, circulation and ergonomics — not with a mood board. Beautiful is the easy part once the room actually works.
Not a limitation to work around. I start from what you already own and what you can actually spend, because that’s the room you’re really living in.
When two of you share a space, the hard part isn’t taste — it’s that you want different things and neither of you wants to be the one insisting. Sorting that out is part of the job.
If something won’t work, won’t fit, or isn’t worth the money, you’ll hear it early. Most people arrive unsure what they even want; working that out is where the real value is.
