The studio

A small studio with a slow hand.

Introduce your practice — who you are, where you work and what you believe a room should do.

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We draw by hand first, then by machine.

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Our approach

Fewer things, better made.

Say what your studio believes and how that shows up in the work: the materials you return to, the makers you trust, the pace you keep.

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The practice, in numbers.

Years in practice
12
Rooms completed
140+
Makers we work with
38
Design awards
4

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How we work

A slow process for lasting rooms.

Describe how a project with you unfolds, in your own words.

  1. Listen

    We visit, measure and learn how you want to live in the space.

  2. Compose

    Plans, a material palette and a clear budget you can hold in your hands.

  3. Make

    We manage trades and makers so the details arrive as drawn.

  4. Live

    Styling, a final walk-through and care notes for the years ahead.

The people

Kind words

What clients remember.

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Client nameFull interior
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Second client nameKitchen renovation
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Third client nameArchitecture
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Fourth client nameStyling

Taking projects for next season

Have a space in mind?

Tell us about the rooms, the light and how you live. We’ll reply with a few questions and a time to talk.

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