Interior Design
Considered spaces, shaped around the way you live.
A home takes on meaning through the life within it. The rooms you gather in, the corner you retreat to, the pieces you have carried with you.
I bring these personal details together with light, proportion and materials to create spaces that feel quietly cohesive, a pleasure to spend time in and distinctly yours.
Approach
Begin with light and life
We look at the natural character of your home and how you move through it. Where daylight falls, where you like to sit, how rooms connect. The design grows from these observations.
Find what belongs
A favourite chair, a painting, something collected on your travels. The things you love help give a home its character. We consider what to keep, what to introduce and where a thoughtful change can bring the whole into focus.
Choose for the years ahead
Materials with texture and depth. Colours you enjoy living with. Furniture that feels as good as it looks. Each choice considers how something will be used, cared for and enjoyed over time.
Services
Interior Consultation
A fresh eye on your home and a clear sense of where to begin. We explore a room, a layout or the decisions you are finding difficult — from colour and lighting to furniture and finishing details. You leave with considered recommendations to take forward at your own pace.
Interior Design & Curation
A personal collaboration, from the first ideas through to sourcing and styling. I bring furniture, lighting, materials and objects into a coherent whole, weaving new finds together with the pieces you already love. Each decision connects the atmosphere you want to create with the way you want to live.
Scope, timings and fees are agreed individually for each project.
Project 01
The Town House
- Location
- London, United Kingdom
- Scope
- Interior concept · spatial planning · renovation · sourcing · styling
- Status
- Completed
- Oak
- Linen
- Sisal
- Marble
- Black iron
- Soft whites
The character of this Victorian townhouse provided the starting point. Light, colour, furniture and materials were considered together to create a welcoming home with a greater sense of space.
The approach connected the atmosphere of each room with the practical details of everyday life, giving favourite pieces, storage and the flow between spaces a clear role in the whole.
Project 02
The Private Holiday Home
- Location
- Brandenburg, Germany
- Scope
- Interior concept · spatial planning · sourcing · styling
- Status
- Completed
- Smoked oak
- Walnut
- Aged brass
- Stoneware
- Linen
- Bouclé
This holiday home in Brandenburg was approached as a place to settle into a slower rhythm. Natural materials, soft light and a restrained palette bring warmth and continuity to the spaces.
Comfort and everyday rituals guided the details: places to gather, corners to pause in and rooms that feel welcoming throughout the day.
How a project begins
One
A conversation
We talk about your home, what you love about it and what you would like to change. You do not need a finished brief — a few thoughts or a question are enough to begin.
Two
A considered proposal
I put together an approach shaped around your priorities, with a clear outline of the scope, timings and fees.
Three
A shared direction
We refine the proposal together and agree the details, so you know what to expect before the work begins.