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Interior concept
A coherent spatial identity built around function, proportion, and detail.
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Interior Design
Architecture, materials, light and function, considered as one spatial composition.
Interior design brings together layouts, materials, lighting and a spatial concept. Visualization helps communicate those decisions before implementation.
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Considered from within
We create contemporary interiors where the layout supports everyday life, while proportion, light and materials shape a coherent atmosphere.
Portfolio
Selected projects
Published interior projects from the studio portfolio.
Spaces
From private to shared
We begin with the purpose of a space and the people who use it. The scope is defined around each individual brief.
- 01Apartments and penthouses
- 02Private houses
- 03Individual rooms and functional areas
- 04Commercial and public interiors
Process
From space to design
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Space and brief
We review plans, constraints and how the rooms will be used.
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Concept and layout
We develop the spatial logic and the central design idea.
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Materials and light
We define the palette, lighting and visual character of the interior.
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Details and visualization
We refine proportions, combinations and key decisions in three dimensions.
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Final design
We bring the agreed decisions and materials together within the chosen project scope.
Getting started
What helps us begin
Share the materials you have and how you want to use the space. References are optional: we can explore a direction together.
- Plans or measured drawings
- Photographs of the existing space
- Room functions and preferences
- Known technical constraints
- References, if available
- Your preferred project completion date
Approach
A coherent whole
We consider an interior as a set of relationships: from circulation and proportion to the texture of a surface and the way light moves across it.
- Spatial logic and function
- Proportion, materials and light
- Details that support the overall atmosphere
FAQ
About interior design
01What do you need to get started?+
Plans or measured drawings, photographs and a short brief. Room functions, known constraints and your preferred completion date are also useful.
02Can you work with existing plans?+
Yes, existing plans can be a starting point. We first check that they are current and contain the dimensions needed for the agreed scope.
03Do I need references?+
No. We can start by discussing routines, functional needs, materials and the atmosphere you would like to create.
04Can you design a single room?+
A single-room brief can be discussed separately. We first define the scope and how the room relates to the rest of the space.
05Is 3D visualization included?+
The scope is agreed before work begins. Visualizations can be included to explore volume, materials and light before implementation.
06How are approvals handled?+
We review the layout, concept, materials and key details in sequence. Presentation materials are tailored to the project brief.
07Can the project continue after concept approval?+
Yes, a further phase can be discussed once the concept is agreed. Its scope, required information and terms are defined separately.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you would like to create
Share your plans and preferences. We will discuss the space, your brief and an appropriate scope of work.