ServicesDesign across
Design across
multiple scales.
Six areas of work, from architectural detail to creative direction. Open any service for scope and outcomes.
- What it is
- Spatial planning and architectural detailing that give a space its structure, circulation and built-in elements.
- When it is useful
- When layout, proportion or light need to change before anything is furnished.
- Typical scope
- Space planning, sections, joinery, junction details, lighting layouts.
- What the engagement produces
- A coordinated drawing set and a detailed interior architecture package.
- What it is
- Complete interiors for homes: materials, lighting, furniture, textiles and colour.
- When it is useful
- When a home needs to work better for the way its people live.
- Typical scope
- Brief, concept, material palette, furniture and lighting design, styling.
- What the engagement produces
- A resolved interior scheme, specifications and procurement guidance.
- What it is
- Interiors for hotels, restaurants and places of stay, designed around the guest experience.
- When it is useful
- When atmosphere, flow and material must carry a brand.
- Typical scope
- Concept, guest journey, interior architecture, furniture, lighting.
- What the engagement produces
- A concept book, design drawings and a furniture and fittings package.
- What it is
- Offices and studios shaped around how teams meet, focus and gather.
- When it is useful
- When a workplace should support rituals rather than rows of desks.
- Typical scope
- Behaviour study, planning, interiors, furniture.
- What the engagement produces
- A spatial brief, plans and an interior design package.
- What it is
- Furniture, lighting and one-off objects developed for a particular space.
- When it is useful
- When nothing off the shelf fits the room.
- Typical scope
- Concept sketches, prototypes, material tests, drawings.
- What the engagement produces
- Fabrication drawings and made-to-measure pieces coordinated with craftspeople.
- What it is
- Visual identity, styling and spatial storytelling for design-led brands.
- When it is useful
- When a space and its image must say the same thing.
- Typical scope
- Direction, moodboards, styling, art direction of imagery.
- What the engagement produces
- A creative direction guide and styled spatial or visual assets.
