Projects
Every project starts from the same brief: how a person moves through a room, what the light does by four in the afternoon, which material still feels right after ten years. The answers change with each site and each client, but the discipline carries over: one language, worked out differently across a house, an office, a dining room, a shop floor.
Residential
Vintage sits beside custom-made pieces, rough plaster against polished stone. The friction between them is the point: it's what keeps a house from reading as a showroom.
Commercial
Workplaces, studios and training spaces built around how people actually move through a day: light, acoustics and material chosen so the space still feels considered at five in the evening, not just at the opening walkthrough.
Restaurant
Rooms built for a full service, not just a photograph: sightlines to the kitchen, seating that holds up at midnight, materials chosen to age well under daily use.
Retail
Shop floors designed around the object, not the other way round: fixtures and lighting that let the merchandise carry the room instead of competing with it.









