Services · Hospitality
For a guest, a hotel is a place to arrive, settle in and feel welcome. For an owner, it is a property that has to work every day. We design for both.
We work with owners and operators to set the design direction and renovation scope — refreshing selected spaces, rethinking the guest experience, or developing a broader concept for the property.
Guestrooms and suites, lobbies, restaurants and bars, wellness, pools and staff areas. Furniture, fixtures and equipment planning supports the design, coordinated with any brand requirements.
For hotels that stay open during work, the plan can also cover renovation phases, maintenance priorities and how guest and service areas connect.
Our residential work shapes how we approach atmosphere, materials and custom details. The images on this page are from residential projects.
Scope


From our projects
Home bars, wine walls and private gyms we have designed for residential clients, planned with the same care as a hospitality space.
Bars & wine






Fitness & wellness


Questions
Custom homes, major renovations, interior design, hospitality design, sourcing and construction consulting. We define the scope around what your project needs.
Yes. Interior design can be commissioned on its own, for an existing home or a property designed by another team.
Yes. The proposal sets out our role, the design information we provide and the coordination included.
Your location, goals, approximate budget and timing are a good start. Plans, photographs and references help, but you don’t need a complete brief to get in touch.
By the scope, complexity, deliverables and level of involvement. Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll outline the right services and fee basis.
Yes. Share the location and scope, and we’ll discuss whether the project is a good fit and how the work would be coordinated.
How it starts
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We talk through your site, scope, budget and timing. Thirty minutes is usually enough to know whether we are the right fit — and we’ll tell you if we’re not.
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Phases, deliverables, fees and what is not included — written clearly enough to compare with any other proposal.
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Design begins with the plan — a feasibility study or schematic design, depending on how far along your ideas are.