Interior Design & Fit-out

The interior work runs from space planning to the last piece of furniture. Much of it is made in the firm's own workshop: doors, cabinetry, tables, and joinery, drawn to the room and built in-house rather than bought in. On site the scope covers ceilings, panelling, flooring, lighting, and the wet areas, coordinated with the architect's drawings and finished to the same standard as the base build.

A fit-out is only as good as its coordination. The firm sequences the interior trades around the architect's drawings and the base build, so the services sit where the ceiling plan expects them and the finishes meet without a patch. Samples are approved before anything is cut, and the workshop builds prototypes of the joinery-heavy pieces, so a client sees a door or a cabinet in the actual material before the run is made. Standalone furniture commissions, outside of a building project, are taken selectively.