Interior design services

Full-room package

This is for those looking for help with a whole room and will provide you with a full design to implement yourself.

I’ll ask you to send me photos and measurements of your chosen room, and we’ll then arrange a consultation to discuss your needs, your personal style and what you like and don’t like about the existing space. Afterwards, I’ll put together a detailed PDF presenting a complete scheme that’s fully tailored to you, your budget and your lifestyle. This will include a concept and mood board, visual renderings showing how the finished room will look, a floorplan with a suggested layout, and a clickable shopping list of everything you need to turn the design into a reality.

Price: from £699, depending on room size

Warm minimalism and textural contrasts in an open-plan living and dining room

Created for a renovated 1930s house, this scheme combines the client’s love of Spanish Californian style with Scandinavian and Japanese influences. Earthy beiges and browns give a calming feel, with travertine, wood, metal, linen and wool creating layers of textural contrast. Minimalist and mid-century modern pieces sit alongside sculptural shapes to form a timeless and elegant aesthetic; there are also nods to the house’s age, including a 1938 ‘Little Petra’ chair. Mixing walnut with paler oak gives warmth and richness, while ensuring the spaces do not feel heavy or dark. Large rugs zone the dining and sitting areas, and statement pendant lights provide focal points above.  

A tranquil nature-inspired bedroom in green and grey

This design was created for a client who wanted a restful, sophisticated bedroom incorporating the existing green and grey wall colours. I introduced natural materials in the form of oak, wool and linen, and added a focal point by offsetting a pale grey upholstered headboard against the dark wall behind. Black and charcoal-grey accents give structure and depth, and provide a cohesive thread across the various items of furniture and accessories. Snuggly textures, nature-inspired artwork and circular shapes soften the otherwise clean-lined scheme.

Read more about this project and see photos of the finished room here.

A soft beige living room with mid-century modern influences

Developed for a small yet bright living room, this calm and inviting scheme mixes subtle beiges and greys with sleek walnut pieces, gently warming the space without overwhelming it. Multi-purpose items make the most of the compact dimensions, including a side table that incorporates magazine storage and a footstool with a removable cushion that can double as a coffee table and extra seat. What’s more, the larger pieces are modular, meaning they can be adapted or extended to suit future homes. A large wool rug adds texture and cosiness, while clean lines and a hint of mid-century style are offset by recurring circle, curve and arch motifs.

Read more about this project and see photos of the finished room here.

A calm Japandi-inspired dressing room and snug

The brief for this project was to create a tranquil dressing room / snug for reading and getting ready. I used an airy yet soothing palette of pale green-grey, whitened oak, beige and charcoal grey, with a mix of Scandinavian and Japanese influences. A linen-covered chaise-longue provides the perfect spot for snuggling up with a book and coffee, and a wall-mounted shelving unit acts as storage and display space. Rounded legs and grooved fronts add understated touches of detail to the otherwise simple look, while cushions, throws, ceramics and art prints with natural textures and organic shapes bring a bit of the outside in to enhance the calming feel.

A sophisticated sitting area with a custom fireplace in a new-build home

The brief here was to turn one end of an open-plan ground floor into a sophisticated sitting area for relaxing and entertaining. As part of a new-build home, the space was light and bright but felt stark and lacked a focal point. I therefore created a bespoke hearth with an eco-friendly bioethanol fireplace, and incorporated a display shelf that can double as a side table when needed. The owner’s favourite colours, muted petrol blue and pale grey, form the basis of the scheme and are warmed by splashes of russet. Lamps and a large rug add cosiness, as well as zoning the sitting area within the wider space.

A contemporary studio apartment with multifunctional pieces

This scheme was developed for a studio apartment with high ceilings but a small footprint. Off-white walls make the space feel bigger than it is, and minimalist furniture creates a contemporary, pared-back feel. Curved accessories and lighting soften the look, while oak and terracotta accents add warmth. The dining area sits in a nook beneath a mezzanine and has no windows of its own, so rather than fight against the lack of natural light I enhanced the sense of cosiness with dark grey walls. The modular sofa and shelving unit fit perfectly but can be reconfigured and extended when the owner moves to a larger property. The basket and coffee table provide additional storage, and the pouf gives extra seating without cluttering up the space.