What services do you provide?

Architecture, interior design and interior architecture services across residential, hospitality and commercial projects

How would you describe your style?

"We don’t just cover one specific house style but we are able to respond and adapt to any of our clients’ needs and style. We adopt a holistic and cohesive approach to design, ensuring that every aspect of each project harmoniously integrates to create a unified whole. Before unveiling each project, we ask ourselves, "What makes it remarkable?" This guiding philosophy inspires us to craft legacy projects infused with creative flair that transcend the ordinary.

Our design studio is renowned for its distinctive style, which consistently emphasizes heritage while incorporating modern elements. This approach is evident in many of our projects, where we carefully preserve and highlight historical features but we also seek to introduce contemporary elements like sleek furniture, and cutting-edge technology to create a harmonious blend of old and new. This method not only respects the integrity and history of the spaces we work on but also ensures they are functional and stylish for today's use. Our ability to seamlessly merge these aspects results in interiors that are rich in character, yet refreshed with a modern, sophisticated flair."

Please describe a recently completed project or tell us about the bespoke service that you offer

"We recently renovated a distinguished Grade II listed stucco-fronted house, by preserving all its original features while seamlessly blending historic charm with contemporary luxury. Our aim was to merge historical elegance with modern comfort and to deliver a cohesive and inviting living space that accommodates both formal gatherings and the everyday activities of a bustling household. Each room tells a unique story, curated to evoke a sense of timeless sophistication. The residence boasts a prime location overlooking the Lords Cricket Grounds and is steeped in history, dating back to 1846 when it was associated with the political economist Thomas Sharpe Smith. Later, it became the residence of Woodrow Wyatt, a notable Labour MP and journalist who hosted several dinners attended by Margaret Thatcher."