About

The practice

Designing from the architecture outward

I approach residential interiors through the study of daylight, proportion, and quiet materials. Design solutions remain grounded in the architecture of the home rather than transient styling, so each room is resolved around the way light enters it and the way its surfaces meet.

Every decision is tested against the existing structure first. The result is a home that feels considered and specific to the people who live in it.

The method

Four measured stages

01

Spatial survey

Measuring the architecture, tracing daylight through the day, and noting the existing proportions and materials of the home.

02

Layout and palette

Establishing room arrangements, furniture scale, and a restrained palette of black and warm light-brown finishes.

03

Material selection

Choosing stone, timber, textiles, and metals for their tactile quality and how they age in natural light.

04

Turnkey installation

Direct, individual oversight from first layout to final installation, so every detail is placed as intended.