Design styles
Most clients arrive with a mood board pulled from three different styles. That is fine — the job of the first design meeting is turning that into one coherent direction.
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Each style below lists the palette and signature materials we would specify for it, plus the kind of property it suits best.
01Apartments and new-build homes
Clean lines, honest materials, nothing surplus.
Flat-front joinery, unbroken horizontals and a restrained palette. Modern interiors read calm because ornament is stripped back and proportion does the work instead.
02Family homes and premium apartments
Current, warm and quietly textured.
Softer than strict modern — curved edges, layered neutrals and tactile finishes like fluted wood and bouclé. The most requested style, because it photographs well and lives comfortably.
03Compact flats and studio apartments
Storage everywhere, visible clutter nowhere.
Handleless joinery, concealed storage and a near-monochrome palette. Minimalism only works when the storage plan is exhaustive, so this style is engineered before it is decorated.
04Villas, penthouses and duplexes
Marble, brass and light used as material.
Book-matched stone, PU-finished joinery, brass inlay and layered lighting. Every junction is detailed, because at this level the finish quality is the design.
05Compact homes and clinics
Pale wood, white walls and a lot of daylight.
Birch and ash against off-white, with an emphasis on natural light and uncluttered surfaces. Practical, warm and forgiving of small footprints.
06Cafés, studios and loft apartments
Exposed services, raw surfaces, warm light.
Micro-cement, exposed brick, black steel and visible conduit — softened with timber and warm 2700K lighting so it reads characterful rather than unfinished.
07Heritage homes and formal residences
Carved detail, deep timber, formal proportion.
Solid wood, panelled walls, moulding and classical symmetry. Built with traditional joinery detail but modern hardware and finishes behind the scenes.
08Family homes wanting cultural warmth
Craft and colour inside a contemporary frame.
Jaali screens, handblock tile, brass and handloom textile — placed within a clean modern plan so the craft reads as deliberate rather than decorative.
09Long-term family homes
Timeless proportion that will not date.
Restrained ornament, cornice detail and a soft neutral palette. Designed to look correct in twenty years rather than striking for two.
10Creative homes and rental transformations
Layered pattern, plants and collected pieces.
Rattan, terracotta, mixed textiles and greenery, held together by a consistent warm base so the layering feels curated instead of chaotic.
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