- Architecture
- Decoration
- Flooring
- Interior Design
- Kitchens & Bathrooms
- Lighting
- Outdoor Living
Portia Fox Design is a London-based creative studio specialising in the delivery of interior design services for luxury residential properties and developments in London, and across the globe. The team deliver highly creative designs, combined with strong technical detailing and exceptional knowledge of the materials, specifications and equipment that can be incorporated into each project. They pride themselves on having no ‘house’ style ensuring that every project is a truly bespoke body of work, inspired by the client’s aspirations and lifestyle, the property and its location. Offering a highly personalised service, Portia Fox Design delivers spatial planning, material specification, interior architecture, bespoke furniture and lighting designs through to home dressing, delivering a turn-key service from concept through to completion.
"Our design style is highly creative and carefully considered. We enjoy creating completely unique designs, from the joinery detailing to the final touches, we excel at creating bespoke solutions to suit our client's exacting requirements. We are adept at working on a vast array of styles, from classical to contemporary and from soft tonal palettes to rich, bold and textured."
"We recently worked on a 7,200 square foot duplex apartment in Singapore. We delivered interior design services from concept to completion, including the technical design package of joinery which was tendered to local joinery contractors, and we delivered a supervisory role, in which we regularly attended site for joinery workshops and build supervision to ensure that the project was being delivered to our exact specification. We created bespoke designs for over 80% of the entire furniture and lighting packages, all of which were manufactured in the UK, and shipped across to Singapore by PFD coordinated logistics service providers. The project was hugely complicated and incredibly rewarding and the clients were overjoyed at the outcome."
