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Interior design studio
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Rooms designed around how you actually live.
Layout, lighting, joinery, furnishings and the final styling — planned and documented end to end.
- 3Engagements
- 5Phases
- 8Sample briefs
$5,000consultation, credited in full against full service
Two hours in your space, a written brief and a budget framework, in two weeks.
Scope of work
- Interior architecture
- Space planning
- Bespoke joinery
- Lighting design
- Stone, brass & timber
- Upholstery & drapery
- Art curation
- Furniture procurement
- Installation & styling
Sample workThe studio’s own written work, not client commissions. No photograph on this site shows built work.
Eight briefs, written end to end.
Residential, commercial and hospitality — each one written up with its scope, its area and the phases a commission would run, published so a client can read how the studio thinks before the first meeting.
01Paris · hospitality
Parisian Atelier
02New York · residential
The Penthouse
03Tokyo · residential
Tokyo Minimalist
All eight briefs
Photography is free-license stock from Unsplash, chosen to match each brief. No image on this site shows built work, and none of them is reused elsewhere. Unsplash License.
What we do
Three engagements, spelled out.
Every project is quoted by phase, so you know what each stage covers before it starts.
- 01
Interior architecture
Space, light and proportion settled before a single piece is specified. This is the stage where a room stops fighting you.
- Space planning & flow optimization
- Architectural detailing & millwork
- Lighting design & specification
- Material & finish selections
- 02
Bespoke furnishing
Furniture, joinery and textiles made to the room’s dimensions — rather than the other way around.
- Custom furniture commissioning
- Antique sourcing & acquisition
- Upholstery & textile selection
- Art curation & placement
- 03
Project management
One point of contact for contractors, orders and dates, from first drawing to install day.
- Contractor coordination & oversight
- Procurement & logistics management
- Timeline & budget management
- Professional installation & styling
How we work, and what it costs
Fees, phases and inclusions are itemised on the pricing page.
The standard
A room has to work at seven in the morning and again at eleven at night. We design the daylight and the lighting together.
Process
Five phases, fixed durations.
The same sequence on every project. The weeks are written down before anything is ordered, so you always know where the work stands.
Read the full process- 01
Discovery
1–2 weeksEvery engagement opens on your lifestyle, your aspirations and how you actually use your space: a site visit, a walk through the light at the hours you live in, and an honest conversation about what the project has to achieve.
- 02
Concept Design
3–4 weeksSpatial planning, material palettes, and design direction come together in a comprehensive presentation. You see the vision before a single wall is touched.
- 03
Detailed Development
4–8 weeksEvery specification is finalized — furniture, finishes, fixtures, and custom millwork. Detailed drawings and schedules guide the build.
- 04
Procurement
8–16 weeksThe studio places the orders, tracks every piece to the workshop or the dealer, and inspects it on arrival. Availability and lead times are confirmed in writing before anything is ordered.
- 05
Installation
1–2 weeksThe reveal. Every piece is placed, hung and styled, and the rooms are walked together until each one is right. The punch list is closed before the studio leaves the house.
Your first project
From first email to first drawing.
Nothing is booked and nothing is invoiced until you have a written proposal in your hand. Four steps, and the studio is in every one of them.
What each step costs- 01
An introduction call
30 minutes, no chargeYou describe the space, the budget and the dates. The studio says plainly whether it is a fit, and what it would take.
- 02
A consultation
$5,000, two weeksTwo hours in your space — or on video — then a written brief, a material direction and a budget framework. The fee comes off the full-service fee if you continue.
- 03
A written proposal
Within a week of the briefScope, phase durations, the fee line and the dates. Nothing is booked and nothing is invoiced until you have it in writing.
- 04
Kickoff
Phase 01 — one to two weeksThe survey: measured plan, light study, and the first phase scheduled against the calendar you were given.
Full service is charged at 15–20% of the project budget, quoted in writing before it is booked. The consultation fee comes off it in full if you continue.
The record
What the studio publishes.
Its own work, its own process and its own prices — the things a client needs in order to decide. No client names, no testimonials, no awards: there is no record of those to point at, so they are not written here. What is written here can be counted.
Read the record rather than the rhetoric: eight sample briefs, five phase durations and a fee structure that says how the money works before you ask.
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Engagements, each quoted by phase
Interior architecture, bespoke furnishing, project management.
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Process phases with fixed durations
Discovery through installation, in weeks, written down before work starts.
$5,000
Consultation fee, credited toward full service
Two hours in your space, a written brief and a budget framework, delivered in two weeks.
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Sample briefs published in full
The studio’s own written work — scope, area, materials and phases. Not client commissions, and no photograph shows built work.
What does a project cost?
Full service is charged at 15–20% of the project budget — on a $500K project that is $75,000–$100,000 in design fees. A two-week design consultation is a flat $5,000, credited in full against full service if you continue.
How long does a project take?
The five phase durations above are the schedule: one to two weeks of discovery, then three to four, four to eight, eight to sixteen and one to two. The studio publishes the phases and not a total — it does not build, so the calendar runs on the contractor’s programme as much as the studio’s — and the dates go into the proposal in writing, phase by phase, before anything is booked.
Do you handle construction and renovation?
The studio does not build. Every commission runs alongside a vetted general contractor, and the design side is managed here — from space planning and material specification through on-site observation and the install.
Can I be involved in the decisions?
Yes. You choose from curated options at every phase. The job is to narrow the field so each decision feels confident rather than overwhelming.
Are the eight projects real client work?
No — they are the studio’s own sample briefs, written up end to end. It publishes no client names, no testimonials and no photographs of built work, because there is no record of those to show. What it does publish is how it works and what it charges.
Start here
Start with the room that isn’t working.
A consultation is a walk through your space — what you use, what you avoid, and what to change first. You leave with a written scope, the phase durations and a cost framework.
One inbox, read by the person who would be doing the work. The contact form writes your message into your own mail app — nothing is stored on this site.