Interior design, kitchens and bathrooms, answered plainly.

We start interior design early, so it shapes the layout and technical design.

Kitchens, bathrooms, lighting and joinery often decide where services go. We fix those decisions long before decorative finishes go in.

Next Agree an interior design programme alongside the architectural programme.

Our interior design packages cover layout, materials, lighting, joinery, fabrics and finishes. We produce coordinated drawings for every room.

Your appointment sets out exact deliverables, procurement duties and installation support.

Next Ask us for a room-by-room scope and drawing list.

You can be as involved as you like. We offer everything from close collaboration to a fully managed turnkey service.

We agree how presentations, samples and approvals work. That way you give us clear decisions.

Next Set the review frequency and nominate your household’s decision-maker.

Send us images showing what you like: light, proportions, texture, colour, practicality.

We translate those qualities into a scheme suited to your property and daily life.

Next Build a brief around your preferences and dislikes, not just images.

FF&E stands for furniture, fixtures and equipment. The boundary varies between appointments, so we define it clearly.

We allocate loose furniture, lighting, curtains, appliances and accessories to a defined scope.

Next Ask us for an FF&E schedule showing supplier, budget and purchasing responsibility.

Our appointment separates design and specification from purchasing, expediting, receiving and installation.

If you buy directly, we still need accurate dimensions and delivery dates.

Next Agree the procurement responsibility for each item with us.

We explain the commercial basis for every purchase in writing. That covers any procurement or handling fees too.

Do not assume a particular discount or supplier cost applies until we confirm it.

Next Confirm the pricing basis with us before authorising orders.

Our proposal sets out review stages and any sample or mock-up requirements.

The right level depends on materials and complexity, especially for bespoke or natural finishes.

Next Agree the approval process and any additional sample costs with us.

Send us dimensions, photographs and any installation requirements early.

We then design around the items you want to keep. We consider circulation, proportions, lighting and storage.

Next Create a retained furniture and artwork schedule with us.

We resolve appliance sizes, power, water and ventilation alongside cabinetry and services.

We also plan access for replacement. Late changes can affect both joinery and first fix.

Next Approve your appliance models and technical requirements before fabrication.

Layout, falls, waterproofing and ventilation matter as much as tile and brassware choices.

We also plan maintenance access and water performance before you choose finishes.

Next Approve the sanitaryware schedule and bathroom technical drawings together.

Tell us about these needs in your brief. We then plan materials, thresholds, storage, controls and circulation around them.

Future adaptability is easier to plan before structure and services are fixed.

Next List your present and future access, maintenance and durability needs.

We link every choice to its drawing, order and installation deadline.

A visible decisions schedule shows which choices can wait and which will block work.

Next Ask us for the next decisions due and the consequence of missing them.

We can include installation, styling, cleaning and move-in support in your appointment.

We programme furniture placement and deliveries once the relevant areas are ready.

Next Agree a final installation and move-in checklist with us.